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Hi everyone,

I recently got a c&d letter with an offer amount that will cover my registration and transfer fees. I have decided to give it to them but need to know what the best wording would be to reply back with. I know that it is a important to get a release form signed by them. Does anyone know of a standard release form I can use and what wording I should reply with if I do want them to sign it.

Thanks in advance.
 
well, would lawyer fees be something you could include in those 'transfer' fees?

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Maybe something stating that...

....you are not transferring this domain due to any wrong doing or bad faith, you are doing this as a courtesy.

That the fees being paid are strictly to recover monies you have currently invested.

That they fully release you from any responsibilty from owning and the sale of this domain....

To start ( maybe one of our lawyer members can take it from here) ...then of course...notarize and signed.
 
Wc & Izoot,

Thanks for the replies, I am surprised that know when else is posting any suggestions. I have read many posts about people giving names to the disputing party to end it. Do they just transfer it without communicating with them?
 
Giving them the name is admittance of bad faith. That won't look good on your prison record.
 
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