Subject: SnapNames auction for jeniferlopez.com
Dear SnapNames customer,
The following notice is purely advisory; no action is required by you.
An attorney representing Jennifer Lopez has contacted SnapNames regarding the auction for the name listed above. They inform us that their client claims rights to this name typo notwithstanding, and will seek to enforce the claimed rights. While such notice in and of itself is not at all indicative as to any rights in a name, potential buyers may want to take into account the fact that we received such notice. As such, if you wish me to make certain you do not end up as high bidder in this auction please let me know. Otherwise, you may ignore this email and no response is necessary.
SnapNames has no opinion as to the merit of the claim, nor do we make such determinations. This is not legal advice; you may want to consult your attorney for an opinion regarding the domain name in question. It is your sole responsibility to investigate the risk of a potential trademark or related issue prior to registering a domain name. We offer this notice because we have had customers lose names acquired through us in disputes and we do not refund for this.
If you have any questions or concerns you may contact me via email or at the cell number below. If you wish to be removed from the auction or to make sure you are not the winning bidder let me know.
I'm not sure if this is legit or someone just trying to scare other bidders away. Why haven't they pursued legal action on the domain name before this auction?
I was seriously planning on bidding as I help run a very active Jennifer Lopez fan site, and if we were to win we were going to redirect jeniferlopez.com to our already-established url.