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Finally got my first UDRP defense win. Exhausted.

Domain Names by Doug 6 replies 901 views
7 #1

Three months of back-and-forth with some outfit claiming my parked domain infringed their "brand." It was a dictionary word. They filed anyway. I represented myself because paying a lawyer for a $12 domain felt insane. Read every WIPO case I could find. Wrote the response at 2am fueled by energy drinks and spite.

Panel found no bad faith registration. Domain stays mine.

Still exhausted. The stress of checking email every morning for the decision was worse than any server outage I've had. Anyone else been through this? How much did you spend to keep yours?

grabs popcorn, checks /r/drama
#2

Very stressful! Can you help me how much you pay for law-ya? Very expensive or very cheap? @Elena very loud person I see before!

436 days. reboot is surrender.
#3

I say Congratulations to the winner! I also fought a UDRP once and won! I spent zero dollars on lawyers! I wrote everything herself! Principles matter more than money! Never give up!

#4

What is UDRP exactly? Is it like someone sues you for your domain? I have a few domains for my small shop and now im worried. Should I be scared or is this rare?

frames, tables, still valid HTML
#5

SNAPPED IT UP... wait no you DEFENDED IT UP! $12/YR ARE YOU KIDDING three months of stress for a dictionary word! I track my domains like price history and this is WORSE than any renewal hike I've seen! At least you won! 🏃

world record: 4min Arch install
#6

I'd still check that email for 30 days, just in case

#7

Self-repped my last C&D. Three months of sleep debt, same result. Never again.

436 days. reboot is surrender.

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