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Domain Name Legal Issues
Sealed Court Order Used To Transfer Out A Recent Acquisition
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<blockquote data-quote="Irieman" data-source="post: 2216120" data-attributes="member: 79138"><p>Small but interesting update, I received emails from both Uniregistry and GoDaddy concerning the strange transfer.</p><p></p><p>They both explained that the court order was presented to Verisign, the .com and .net registry, who in turn notified them that they should transfer a large set of domains from GoDaddy to Uniregistry. As the court order is sealed, neither registrar was provided court details, a case number nor other information regarding the dispute.</p><p></p><p>[USER=82633]@Gerry[/USER]</p><p>They are not to blame in this case, but this shows that recently acquired domains CAN be removed from your account if the previous owner is in legal trouble.</p><p></p><p>Speaking of that I did a little research and the previous owner seems to have had a portfolio of over a hundred names, everyone of them I checked had been seized and their business website is down.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Irieman, post: 2216120, member: 79138"] Small but interesting update, I received emails from both Uniregistry and GoDaddy concerning the strange transfer. They both explained that the court order was presented to Verisign, the .com and .net registry, who in turn notified them that they should transfer a large set of domains from GoDaddy to Uniregistry. As the court order is sealed, neither registrar was provided court details, a case number nor other information regarding the dispute. [USER=82633]@Gerry[/USER] They are not to blame in this case, but this shows that recently acquired domains CAN be removed from your account if the previous owner is in legal trouble. Speaking of that I did a little research and the previous owner seems to have had a portfolio of over a hundred names, everyone of them I checked had been seized and their business website is down. [/QUOTE]
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