> My client had a domain name that was allowed to expire due to > circumstances beyond their control. It has since been reregistered by > someone with no obvious connection to the domain and it has since been > pointed at a pornographic website. My client is not opposed to
This may be a coincidence, however, this wouldn't happen to be the domain that this article is about? "America Online removed a link Sunday night that directed children to a Web site that recently changed its focus to pornography." http://www.usatoday.com/life/cyber/tech/2001/11/27/aol-porn.htm I was about to post this quote from AOL spokesman Nicholas Graham. "Recently a legitimate teen site's Web address lapsed and was subsequently hijacked," Someone needs to give this fellow a clue. It lapsed, meaning they forgot to renew it and someone else saw that the domain was available and registered it. You can't hijack something that is available for registration...
