Easy Mobiles

23 May 2006
Dear Sir
WW.W.EASY-MOBILES.CO.UK
We were instructed by our client, easyGroup IP Licensing Limited, to write to you in relation to your registration of the domain name easy-mobiles.co.uk.
We wrote to you on 15 March 2006 at the address then recorded on Nominet’s Whois database. A copy of our letter dated 15 March 2006 and accompanying undertakings is enclosed. Our letter was returned to us by the Royal Mail as undeliverable. It has since come to our attention that you have updated your contact details on Nominet’s Whois records and we are therefore writing to you at your current address.
Our client’s complaint against you is fully set out in the attached letter which we suggest you read carefully. (more…)

tags: nominet, whois, domain dispute, easygroup, easymobile, reverse domain hijacking

Don’t expect me to be lighning fast - I am just a single individual trying to fight a sizable (not very huge though) corporation. Of course they have more and better resouces than myself. After spending half an hour laughing at their IT illiterate and legally miniscular letter this morning I decided to scan and OCR it when I come back in the evening but alas, my scanner went mad. But we are not defeated (as yet) and I’ll fix it the first thing tomorrow morning! So, expect all the oevres I happend to receive from easy-reverse-hijackers to be published here in a day or so (I have my own life after all).

tags: corporate, domain reverse-hijackers, easymobile, reverse hijackers, takeover