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Fake Lawyer Pleads Guilty For Trying To Grab Domains

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Dave Zan

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I couldn't seem to post these as a separate thread so I had put them in John's
thread
due to their being related. Impactadmin eventually told me it's because
my thread title's too long.

So here's my 4th attempt: :D

http://lawfuel.com/show-release.asp?ID=14827

http://blog.wired.com/27bstroke6/2007/09/fraudster-who-i.html

A Nevada man pleaded guilty Thursday to his plotting to steal URLs from their legitimate owners by impersonating a California intellectual property lawyer and send threatening letters to domain name owners in hopes of convincing them to turn over the domains to him.

Moving forward, folks. Enjoy the read.
 
Think thats only one case i bet many more people are doing that and don't think many get caught
 
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