The threats and intimadation are all in e-mails. I have all copyies of e-mails from when I entered in to the agreement with the club. I learnt a long time ago to keep all types of things just in case..
I think it places you on the absolute high ground, the fact that you bought the domain for yourself a long time prior to their first contact. I still suggest switching to paper though - it'll make things feel more formal and distant, and shows you mean business and won't just roll over to get rooted (correct me if I'm wrong, but that phrase is valid Oz? )
I have had a look at the registration of their .com.au domain and notice that the new web guru has placed the new domain name in his name and not the clubs. Should I now inform the club, or let them find out the hard way?
I have had a look at the registration of their .com.au domain and notice that the new web guru has placed the new domain name in his name and not the clubs. Should I now inform the club, or let them find out the hard way?
out of courtesy and to show no ill feeling I would inform them of their persistent stupidity, but perhaps not word it like that
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Posted - 15 September 2005 : 05:12:17
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