@ToBad 229984 wrote:
Don’t worry.
It’s a clare case of “Reverse domain hijacking” also known as reverse cybersquatting, And you can sue them for that. Thay have no legal rights and they are out fishing. And they know it.
I think the lawyer just want to make money from the client. don’t ever put your defens in a email. If they want your domain let them submit all paperwork first.
Just say you are not turning the domain over and the the domain are not for sale.
You will finde more info on your situation if you serching for “reverse cybersquatting” and Reverse domain hijacking.
ToBad.
Thanks, that is exactly what I intend to do. I had forgotten all about the cybersquatting law…
I also wanted to thank everyone here. You have all been incredibly supportive and informative as well..
Thanks to all