Qsrch is new.net. Maybe you remember the browser extension that made noise a few years ago?
They basically use their data to determine what domains have traffic, buy them, and point at the ppc search engine. I don't know anyone there, but someone here might. You could try picking through new.net's support people, or try their business development folks. -Russ At 06:34 AM 8/17/2005, you wrote: >Hi, > >We have a client who owns a domain in Hungarian ccTLD - let's call it >foobar.hu. Foobar appeared in 1996 in a newspaper (it is a game that >first was played off-line), went online a few years later, became >well-known soon and was trademarked in 2003 (but I think the trademark >is only valid for Hungary). > >The domain consists of two words, one is Hungarian, the other is >English, so it is rather unique. > >Now foobar.com was registered in 2004 by GoDaddy, the registrant is an >entity in California, USA. The domain now redirects to: >http://newnet.qsrch.com/dpark?s=foobar.com&prt=nn01 > >Our client wanted to purchase this domain, but was unable to contact the >registrant. Now he thinks he should seek legal help. > >Can someone more experienced in this matter enlighten me? What are our >chances to get this domain, if any? What would be the cost? > >Thank you, >- Csongor Fagyal >_______________________________________________ >domains-gen mailing list >[email protected] >http://discuss.tucows.com/mailman/listinfo/domains-gen _______________________________________________ domains-gen mailing list [email protected] http://discuss.tucows.com/mailman/listinfo/domains-gen
