And now, some more fun in cyberspace

[dancinghorse]

I have been laboring under the delusion that I had access to the domain, judithtarr.com. Communications did not happen and it appears that the domain has been taken by a cybersquatter posing as a fan. As far as I can determine, I am legally entitled to that domain because it's a "brand" i.e. I make my living off the byline. There are laws in the US against cybersquatting, which this appears to be.

I've sent a polite note through the contact form on the site, and we can all hope he responds that oh yes, I can have my domain, so sorry. It expires, btw, on June 5th.

Just in case this is not a cooperative fan but a squatter, what does one do to get possession of one's domain?

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[editrx.livejournal.com]

I have a great IP attorney who loves going after cybersquatters--he's an old friend any would probably do it for you either cheaply or just because he likes smacking down squatters.

Send me an email with the details and I'll send it along to Juan. I'm nhanger AT windhaven DOT com.