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**JuniperPark** · 04-21-2004, 01:59 PM

1) It's unlikely that anything "very valuable" was available for registration in 1999.

2) At 15, you could not legally contract to purchase *anything* in the US (which has jurisdiction for this).

3) It's likely that the statute of limitations has run out, regardless. I *think* it would be 3 years for something like this. You can't just show up 5 years later on a civil claim.

4) You'll need an attorney. Depending on where you live, expect to pay $5,000 or more up-front retainer just to start. As someone said earlier, don't bother unless the name really is very valuable.

04-21-2004, 01:59 PM	#14 (permalink)
JuniperPark Last Online: Yesterday 01:26 PM iTrader: (86) Join Date: Aug 2003 Posts: 2,480 DNF$: 3,142 Location: San Diego, CA Country:	Re: This guy STOLE My Domain 1) It's unlikely that anything "very valuable" was available for registration in 1999. 2) At 15, you could not legally contract to purchase anything in the US (which has jurisdiction for this). 3) It's likely that the statute of limitations has run out, regardless. I think it would be 3 years for something like this. You can't just show up 5 years later on a civil claim. 4) You'll need an attorney. Depending on where you live, expect to pay $5,000 or more up-front retainer just to start. As someone said earlier, don't bother unless the name really is very valuable. __________________ *The only domain reseller BRAVE* enough to post prices: TheNameStore.com** ][