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Gratitude to John Berryhill

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I want to show my gratitude to John Berryhill http://www.johnberryhill.com/. He's helped me out on another legal matter and he's proven himself to me to be the best Domain Lawyer, bar none (no offense to the other two amigos).

Have you ever seen a lawyer refuse money? I hope it's not improper of me to disclose that John refused to accept the amount I offered and opted for less!!!!! And I thought generous and lawyer were oxymorons. He's so far from your typical blood thirsty lawyer.

Thanks Again John for a job well done,
Bryant Jones
DeluxeNames.com
 
Thanks for the heads up. have heard great things about John and I'll keep him on my contact list if I ever need his advice.
 
he is a nice intelligent chap...and a knowledgeble too..he is the guy you wont to know whenever you are in trouble..cheers jonh great work
 
DeluxeNames.com said:
I want to show my gratitude to John Berryhill http://www.johnberryhill.com/. He's helped me out on another legal matter and he's proven himself to me to be the best Domain Lawyer, bar none (no offense to the other two amigos).

Have you ever seen a lawyer refuse money? I hope it's not improper of me to disclose that John refused to accept the amount I offered and opted for less!!!!! And I thought generous and lawyer were oxymorons. He's so far from your typical blood thirsty lawyer.

Thanks Again John for a job well done,
Bryant Jones
DeluxeNames.com

I've never had the pleasure of dealing with him, but I have heard ALOT about him. Thanks for everything you do here Mr. Berryhill!
 
DeluxeNames.com said:
... refused to accept the amount I offered and opted for less ...
That's a pretty nice endorsement. I take note of anyone who does good work for fair price.
 
John is an asset to these forums. I have asked a lot of questions and learned a lot from John. Good thing about him is that he tells you the way it is......

Thanks.
 
May I ask what it costs on average to protect your domain name if someone is trying to take it via WIPO or whatever other reason because they believe it belongs to them.
 
byalik said:
May I ask what it costs on average to protect your domain name if someone is trying to take it via WIPO or whatever other reason because they believe it belongs to them.
Probably a question you'd want to ask him in private. Use the email listed on his website.

http://www.johnberryhill.com/
 
Nice work John and keep it up!!!
 
great job John!
 
I'm dealing with John on 2 matters, one being a domain that was "stolen" from me. Other than his making fun of my accent (lol) he's a great guy and knows his shit. Hopefully I'll win both cases and he can earn the title of "kickass" from me.
 
Does he charge alot or a fair amount and is he difficult to work with?
 
gogeorge said:
Does he charge alot or a fair amount and is he difficult to work with?
He is very fair in what he charges and no, not difficult at all. When I'm all pissed about some legal problem, he calms me down and makes me laugh. That is very helpful because when your pissed you can't think straight.

pam said:
I'm dealing with John on 2 matters, one being a domain that was "stolen" from me. Other than his making fun of my accent (lol) he's a great guy and knows his shit. Hopefully I'll win both cases and he can earn the title of "kickass" from me.

I'm sorry to hear about that Pam, that sucks. How did they steal it? What can we do to keep our domains from being stolen?
 
It wasn't stolen via the registrar.
 
so who do you blame for the stealing of your name? sorry for my being too inquisitive!
 
It was a sale that went bad and the other party refuses to return the domain to me.
 
pam said:
It was a sale that went bad and the other party refuses to return the domain to me.

I do remember you telling this story in another thread. From what I remeber, it was an adult name that you trusted them to pay for and they never did.
 
DeluxeNames.com said:
I do remember you telling this story in another thread. From what I remeber, it was an adult name that you trusted them to pay for and they never did.

No, they paid, then changed their mind, and I didn't need the bullshit so agreed to refund her money. She agreed to return the domain to me and said "no hard feelings", then 60 days later demanded money for the return of my domain.
 
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