the perp could resell it way before the courts got to them. the perp could add it their porn gateway/backdoor/frontdoor regime. the perp might just get their kicks from using stolen credit cards.
> From: Robert Kidd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Date: Sat, 05 Jan 2002 03:06:57 +0900 > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: Re: Who owns tradingsportscards.com? > > On 02:29 AM 05/01/2002, Christopher Masto wrote.... > The RSP ends up eating the $100 and the thief gets > to keep his domain name > > I am probably opening up a can of worms that has already been opened on > this list and I admit I don't have much experience in this area but I will > say that I can't believe that is true if it were taken to court. However, > in the real world I understand that it is not feasible to take someone to > court for a hundred dollars but arn't there lawsa agianst this in most > countries. Don't the police want to hear about this type of fraud? Again > maybe I am naive but I can't believe the person would be able to keep the > fraudulently purchased domain name and use it for ten years openly when > everyone knows it was purchased illegally. Is there not some way to gather > all these incidents together and have somebody "deregister" the domain > names? How could the person protest against this when it was an illegal > purchase in the first place. I just don't see how it could work for the > perpetrator. > > Bob > >
