A federal court in California has upheld a massive $33.15m penalty against a cybersquatting domain aggregator that registered hundreds of websites mimicking Verizon's name and trademarks.
The Reg reported on the initial ruling back in December 2008, suspecting that the American telco had a slim chance of ever finding the people responsible to collect. Verizon had been awarded the judgment against OnlineNIC by default after failing to locate any of its employees to serve a summons.
Frank Schilling augura dias negros por venir (Ventas Panico)
desde cuando los debias haber sacado....creo a la larga alguien mas los adquirira y habra dolores de cabeza.Domains-for-sale: PagoAbierto.com TierraRaras.com AISmallBusiness.com TarjetaEuro.com