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| From | Ron Sanchez Career Records <eldeluxe@bridgeband.com> |
| Subject | Re: A Request For Help. |
| Date | Sun, 25 Mar 2007 23:12:09 -0600 |
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You are probably out of luck for that domain name. I had the same thing
happen... My domain company never notified me that it was about to
expire. When I tried to lean on them they just blew me off. The people
who bought it wouldn't give it back... I just changed my domain to
Donovans-Brain.net.
Check and see if you can use a dash(-) or .net, .org, .tv one of those
should be available. Just register for a long term next time, and use a
good company like Gandi... they always notify me...
It might take a while for you to build your traffic back up. If you have
a good site and a good site host, you should be able to sort it out. It
takes a while for the web crawlers to find you and rank you, but how
many milkshakejones can there be?
Popdude@aol.com wrote:
>J. Micek:
>
><<I know we've got at least one lawyer in the bunch, so I'm hoping you guys
>(and gals) can help me out with something. Earlier this year, I
>inadvertently let the Milkshakejones.com domain name expire. When I went to renew it, I
>found, to my horror, that it had been squatted on by some guy from the Ukraine
>who's now offering it for sale for US$2,000. I'm not sure what my
>intellectual property rights are, and I'm kind
>of nervous about contacting him directly (what with there being a Russian
>mob, and all). Any advice at all would be most welcome. Thanks, John Micek,
>Milkshake Jones>>
>
>Ever consider changing the name of the band to Milkshake Smith?
>
>John B.
>
>
>
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Ronald Sanchez
Director Of A&R
Career Records <http://www.careerrecords.com>
Donovan's Brain <http://www.donovans-brain.net>
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