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    Anyone remember user "danielg"?

    http://www.dnforum.com/member-danielg.html

    Apparently he's been charged with stealing p2p.com and selling it on ebay for 100k to Lakers player Mark Madsen.

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    NJ man charged with Web name theft, sale on eBay


    The Associated Press
    8:45 a.m. August 3, 2009

    UNION, N.J. — A northern New Jersey man is charged with stealing a prime piece of Internet real estate and reselling it for more than $100,000.

    Authorities say Daniel Goncalves, 25, of Union, hacked into the online account belonging to one of the owners of the P2P.com domain name. He allegedly shifted ownership to himself and resold the Web site address on eBay to professional basketball player Mark Madsen of the Los Angeles Clippers.

    Goncalves faces felony charges of theft by unlawful taking or deception, identity theft, and computer theft. State police say each of the three counts carried a maximum sentence of 10 years. They expect a formal announcement with additional information Monday afternoon.

    Goncalves, who did not respond to a reporter's phone calls, is free on a $60,000 bond.

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    Cool.

    We now have the Poster Child for internet property theft.

    "Just a lot of embarrassment, embarrassed to be part of group of domainers who would do this to their fellow man.",
    Condemnation of Mobee boys and investors by our precious Mother Theresa of Domaindom

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    Nice find

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    Excellent to see justice working. Hopefully this will not shed more bad light on domaners though.
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    Lesson learned? Don't steal f*cking domains a$$hole.

    Typos are much less risky if you HAVE to break a "law".

    I'm buying credit, banking, loan, insurance related generics in .com, .net, .org with high search volumes/traffic. Will consider typos too! - PLEASE PM with name, info, & asking price!

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    Stealing names is one of the most stupidist things to steal its not isive you can run away with it and stash it lol i would say 99% of people get caught .
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    Quote Originally Posted by chillking View Post
    Stealing names is one of the most stupidist things to steal its not isive you can run away with it and stash it lol i would say 99% of people get caught .
    99% get found out, much less get their name back.

    More details on the story here...

    http://www.domainnamenews.com/

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    well i think this will increase the theft even more , i know very less people who know about domain being stolen now and then, now i bet more people will look into it

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    I'll bet this is his first offense, which would explain the bond being set at only 60K, in which he only needed to pay out $6000 to the bond company for his release.

    Yeah, he got a arrested and booked, but I don't think he's going to get any jail time, just for the reason the DA wont want to go to trial on it, Can you imagine trying to school a jury on domain names? and the time it would take to prosecute the case? My guess is, it will be pleaded down to a felony conviction and probation, he'll pay restitution and perhaps have to perform community service, all in exchange for his freedom.

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    the real question...is he an american citizen? or an illegal alien? or just a crook?

    either way ...the only reason he got caught is because he's in the U.S....shoulda stayed in mexico.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Raider View Post
    I'll bet this is his first offense, which would explain the bond being set at only 60K, in which he only needed to pay out $6000 to the bond company for his release.

    Yeah, he got a arrested and booked, but I don't think he's going to get any jail time, just for the reason the DA wont want to go to trial on it, Can you imagine trying to school a jury on domain names? and the time it would take to prosecute the case? My guess is, it will be pleaded down to a felony conviction and probation, he'll pay restitution and perhaps have to perform community service, all in exchange for his freedom.
    Unless the jury come from DNF!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Johnn View Post
    Unless the jury come from DNF!
    He'd be hanged before the trial!
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    Geez, he's an ugly Mutha fxxxxx... he would make nice targets...
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    They are going to put him in jail..there is just too much time and money invested in the investigation. PLUS the co-victim is a celebrity. He will do 3-5 years probably.
    I'm buying credit, banking, loan, insurance related generics in .com, .net, .org with high search volumes/traffic. Will consider typos too! - PLEASE PM with name, info, & asking price!

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    My thoughts exactly, the only thing that might make a diff is restitution but just a guess, not sure if even that would be enough now as you mentioned.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Focus View Post
    They are going to put him in jail..there is just too much time and money invested in the investigation. PLUS the co-victim is a celebrity. He will do 3-5 years probably.
    I personally witnessed court cases where the LA Sherriff's dept spent years gathering evidence on criminals, only to have the DA accept a plea deal... Just look at how much time the Las Vegas Police dept invested in OJ, which was followed by the DA offering him a plea deal, the one OJ foolishly rejected.... So much for "time and money invested"

    The only way this guy is going to get 3-5 years as you say, is if it goes to trial, and it WONT... His defense Attorney will push for a plea before that happens... It cost the City too much money to take a criminal case to trial, and since this is a non-violent crime, where nobody got hurt and no weapons were used in the crime, I can very well see a plea deal coming out of this with NO jail time.

    You watch.

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    shoulda stayed in mexico.
    I don't think he's mexican, my guess is that he's either from Portugal or Brazil. Gonçalves is a portuguese surname.

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    It's time for these internet criminals to go in jail.

    I'm waiting this day for years.

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    The news is a shock. But I am not so surprised.

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