UDRP won and now Complainant wants to buy domains

[dvdrip]

I won a UDRP a couple of years back.
A lawyer representing this (very large) company contacted me (actually my secretary) and said they want to buy the domain.
What should I do?
I am thinking of having my lawyer call him. But what should he say?
I am thinking of asking for an offer in writing.

The funny thing is that he is not working for the firm that compiled the UDRP complaint.

[Adam Dicker]

I had this happen, it's normal after they lose, their onl;y option if they want it is to buy it.

Sell them the domain, I did for xxx,xxx.

-=DCG=-

[acesfull]

I had this happen, it's normal after they lose, their onl;y option if they want it is to buy it.

Sell them the domain, I did for xxx,xxx.

-=DCG=-

Yes, I'd agree that a failed reverse domain hijacking attempt would greatly enhance the value of a domain.

[denny007]

Beware they might be looking for bad faith proof for a litigation. I would let lawyer handle it...

[stewie]

good luck...sounds like you might be getting a new boat for your new cottage

[urlurl]

im not a lawyer but i would ask one for some advice on that

[Credit]

Ask for $xxx,xxx

[Acro]

Each case is different. Since they are not affiliated with the company that lost the UDRP, they might have valid reasons to pursue the domain via a purchase in their own terms. In other words, tread carefully.

[dvdrip]

They are affiliated with the company that lost the UDRP.
It's just a different law firm working for the same company.

[BobDiGiTaL]

tell them you'll only sell them the name after they publicly write a letter of apology for the "reverse-hijack" attempt in a large newspaper.
then ask for a million.