UDRP's - Good way to get a name cheap?

[CastionCastion is verified member.]

Seems that the trend with unreasonable UDRP's is resonating outside the domaining world.. Have a look at this question I stumbled upon in yahoo answers.

http://uk.answers.yahoo.com/questio...q1yPoadJBgx.;_ylv=3?qid=20090809170511AAKXRN7

Seems the guy doesent know much about domains.. But he still heard you could get existing ones for cheap if you thought you had a better use for it.

My answer is number 5.

 

[pwr1009]

Funny =]

from 200'000$ to 200$ there is only three zeros

 

[draggar]

What I find funny:

1) He's asking about this on a free forum as opposed to talking to an attorney.
2) He's proven how cheap he is by claiming he only wants to spend 0.1% of the selling price - we don't even know what the domain is.

I'm sure he'd even complain about the price of a UDRP. What? $1500??? I'm only willing to spend $15 on it!!

 

[rentdn]

move on ... just another jerk who have nothing to do but create idiotic questions , i wonder what kind of advice he was expecting to receive

P.S. I especially love his part, it sounds even more idiotic

" Additional Details There is no hosting, this is just the domain name "

 

[CastionCastion is verified member.]

What I find funny:

1) He's asking about this on a free forum as opposed to talking to an attorney.
2) He's proven how cheap he is by claiming he only wants to spend 0.1% of the selling price - we don't even know what the domain is.

I'm sure he'd even complain about the price of a UDRP. What? $1500??? I'm only willing to spend $15 on it!!

Our answers to him seem very alike.. Did you see mine before you wrote yours?