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Old 06-01-2002, 02:01 PM   #2 (permalink)
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A lot boils down to how you handle the inital threats corporations make.

Rude and arrogant - is likely to anger them and they will act in "rage"

Nonsensical replies - e.g. talking about copyright when its a trademark issue, or saying how they are bullies etc will make them think they can walk all over you if they apply the pressure

firm but polite reply citing caselaw - introduces an element of doubt that may be enough to get them to negotiate or drop it.

best case - get an attorney to respond as this shows you are serious about defending what you own.

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Disputes are a human thing and subjective - some people will pay some won't - no matter what you do. They may genuinely feel you have registered the domain to ransom to them - if you can politely show them the reasons why you registered the domain that can help break them from their blinkered thinking (number of google returns etc can help with this).
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