domain name registration, thus avoiding forgetting and allowing something like
hijacking take place.
there are already services that will monitor domain names and daily hits and
grab them when they expire. Many cyber squatters sign up for those and just
wait - then grab domain names which have value (high hit rates) and then resell
them at a premium.
It is too bad it happened, but it is a cottage industry you are guarding
against.
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----- Original Message -----
From: Chris Stoner
To: CF-Community
Sent: Friday, June 18, 2004 4:16 PM
Subject: Re: site hijack
I understand the distress but a simple renewal would have avoided such a
situation. Its less them stealing your business then you (whoever)
leaving the business running with the keys in the ignition and with a
signed title in the passengers seat.
Monique Boea wrote:
> No it's not but it should be I think
>
>
> There are small companies who pay to advertise there web site address, pay
> to build up traffic, pay for business cards, etc. and it should not be
> that
> easy for someone to just take it from you.
>
>
> They can literally steal your business.
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