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Nameshub

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What do you do with a C&D in German? I have no way of responding since I am not going to pay for a translator or pay money for long distance call to somebody who cant speak English. If they had emailed me instead, I would just give them the domain name. It looks they want it now since it made it into Yahoo's commercial directory, but it was not when I first registered it.

If a German company sees that someone in the U.S. owns a domain name they want, the least they can do is send a letter in English.
 

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you could go into one of the German IRC channels, often people there would be willing to translate a short letter for free, or at least read through it and summarize it.
 

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I could translate it if ya want.
 

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Thanks, I might have to try that. I dont really want the domain name, but I have no idea how to get it to them.
 

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You are German, Beatz?
 

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Thanks guys, that helps alot. The translation is not perfect but I get a better idea of what they want.

Scratch that. I know what they want (a yahoo domain for free), but at least I can know more details and give it to them.
 
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Thanks guys, that helps alot. The translation is not perfect but I get a better idea of what they want.


no computerized translation is perfect at the moment. it's way to go. people use slang, innovative terms, etc. many times you can't find a word even in dictionary.

the translator software still need a lot of improvement, as well as voice recognition system.
 

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I would simply write them back saying that you have received a letter in German from them, you do not know what it says, and suggest that if they have something to say to you that they do so in English.
 

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Originally posted by Nameshub
What do you do with a C&D in German? I have no way of responding since I am not going to pay for a translator or pay money for long distance call to somebody who cant speak English. If they had emailed me instead, I would just give them the domain name. It looks they want it now since it made it into Yahoo's commercial directory, but it was not when I first registered it.

If a German company sees that someone in the U.S. owns a domain name they want, the least they can do is send a letter in English.

I can translate it also to english, If You wan`t.
 
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