Re:First Criminal Prosecution for Domain Name Theft
by vaksel on Monday August 03, 2009 @04:18PM
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3 things I found interesting in this article:
a) an NBA player investing into domains
b) a major domain investor who makes millions is using AOL
c) the arrogance of the thief who didn't even try to cover up his tracks. I mean how stupid must you be, to transfer a domain to your own godaddy account and to also add the extra papertrail by linking your paypal account to the theft.
Re:First Criminal Prosecution for Domain Name Theft
by jacquesm on Monday August 03, 2009 @04:51PM
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Most thieves are pretty arrogant, most of them absolutely never expect to get caught. If thieves were good at probability then they'd make their living in a decent way.
a) an NBA player investing into domains
b) a major domain investor who makes millions is using AOL
c) the arrogance of the thief who didn't even try to cover up his tracks. I mean how stupid must you be, to transfer a domain to your own godaddy account and to also add the extra papertrail by linking your paypal account to the theft.