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Sims Domination Runs Ad to Inform about Stolen Domain

bhartzer

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Sims Domination ran an Instagram ad to inform their users that their domain simsdom.com had been stolen. I find it interesting to see that they actually don't call it stolen, they just say that the domain was "transferred to someone without our authorization". I am pretty sure that meets the definition of a "stolen domain".

I don't know if they tried to get the domain name back, but instead they decided to just move to two other domains.

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It is interesting, it appears to me that the owners of the site didn't know that they should have contacted their domain registrar, Public Domain Registry, right away so they could get their site back up and running.

Looks like the domain is still at Namecheap.
 
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