David Smith wrote:
> We had this happen too. The domain holder wanted thousands and we eventually
> just gave up. If it is a private individual who holds the domain, you might
> be able to barter with them for it, or offer to finance the purchase and
> transfer of their domain to a different one. If its professional squatters,
> my guess is that you'll end up paying them or moving on.
Professional squatters, that own 650,000+ domains. They appear to be
what is known as "typo squatters", and googling on their name is
interesting.
Registrant:
Texas International Property Associates - NA NA
4041 W. Wheatland Suite 156-417
Dallas, TX, 75237
US
Registered Through: BudgetNames.com
Domain Name: _____________________
Created: 2005-10-25 02:40:09
Expires: 2008-10-25 02:40:09
Administrative Contact:
Texas International Property Associates - NA NA
4041 W. Wheatland Suite 156-417
Dallas, TX, 75237
US
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
214-632-7290
Technical Contact:
Texas International Property Associates - NA NA
4041 W. Wheatland Suite 156-417
Dallas, TX, 75237
US
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
214-632-7290
Domain Nameservers:
ns2.hitfarm.com
ns1.hitfarm.com
Paul
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