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SUGAR.NET stolen ?

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TheLegendaryJP

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Looks like our middle eastern theif has struck again. Another respected domainer has noticed something odd.

Sugar.net
Whois has recenty changed to a gmail ( [email protected] ) the theif has used this same email to sale stolen names in the past. Here is a link to a theft I caught him on in august. Avoid sugar.net unless you speak first to the rightful owner listed prior to the email change.

http://www.namepros.com/domain-name-discussion/366231-buyers-beware-possible-stolen-names-sale.html

From a recent case more emails to avoid and the theifs believed identity...
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]

or this individual:

Omid Jafarzadeh
Sattarkhan Blvd
Ostadan Lane, #366.
Shiraz,Fars 7184735886
Iran (Islamic Republic of)

Other names he has stolen, some returned some not.

Newspaper.com - Current, 2007-08-26(2) 2007-08-28(3)
Pr0.com - Current, 2007-08-23
Right.net - Current, 2007-08-22(4) 2007-08-26 2007-08-29(2) 2007-08-31(11)
Story.com - Current, 2007-08-25(3) 2007-08-28
Sugar.net - Current, 2007-10-02(4)

Now he goes by 3-4 emails but Ill be damn to spend another $60-$80 a pop and the real owners usually dont even say thanks. Just a heads up with who youre dealing with, the guy is a serial theif.
 
I hope coffee.net is still safe in Bob's hands!
 
I think he unloaded it, Acro.


My question; are these being stolen due to owner negligence or something else - like circumventing the system?
 
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