Dude: You are cybersquatting and exposing yourself to hundreds of thousands of dollars in damages under law. Worse yet, you give the industry a bad name and hurt all other domainers by intentionally (apparently fully aware of the law) engaging in unlawful cybersquatting.I have three celebrity domain names (3 of the very biggest female celebrities), in dot com, they have newish websites on them (as fan sites) great traffic, but are not earning a great deal. I've never had any problems with them.
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My advice is the clean up your act, recognize that you hurt the domaining industry and other legitimate domainers when you engage in intentional squatting. This forum is not, as I understand it, a place to get advice on how to knowingly engage in illegal activity.
Oh, and let the domains lapse. They aren't doing much revenue by your own admission. Why would you steal .25 cent candy bars from the corner store? The risk does not seem worth the reward.






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