Dispute of Internet Trademark Property

This looks like a scam that's been going around for a long time.

If it were me, I'd ignore it.

Your milage may vary...

KJ

I second that. My reading of your e-mail goes like this:

"Hello. Some domains that are similar to ones that belong to you are about to be registered by an evil company intent on infringing your trademark, coastercrazy. We're your friends, and we don't want to see that happen.

That's why we're holding these domains for you because we want you, the rightful owner, to get a chance to register them with us for our exorbitant fee.

But we can only help you out for a limited time. If you don't act quickly and pay our exorbitant fee, then this evil company - which really exists (really) - will register your domains. Have we mentioned that these domains are similar to yours, and that you should now be feeling a sense of ownership over them?

When we say that they're about to go to someone else, do you feel a slight constriction in your chest, not unlike a twinge of panic at the thought that someone is about to take away something that belongs to you? Well, you should. Paying our exorbitant fee should fix that.

Remember, you need to act quickly because we, your good friends with your best interest at heart, can't hold these domains forever. We'd sure like to, but wouldn't you know it, we're bound by the Official Rules (TM)."

:rolleyes:

Gil-Ad

lol ok, thanks for the translation. I understand better now

I seriously had to read that three times...


and i still don't know what they are trying to say

Definitely a known scam working its way around the net - totally bogus and just trying to get you to register your domain with them. Its like those letters you get snail mail saying your registration is about to expire so please re-register. Of course if you do they transfer the domain to them and charge you some hefty fees.
be safe!
--Jack