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A bad company registered my domainname. Can I recover it ?
The company NAME.NET registered my domainname and now is asking me the sum of u$s 875 for the name.
I would like to know if there's a way or maybe an international organization I could contact or ask, just to try to recover this domain without paying such qtty of money ?
Please, honest and justified answers. Thanks
Note: the domainname wasn't registered before. It was taken last Aug. 20th. I was going to register it today, but I got this little surprise...
4 Answers
- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
Report the company to the
ICANN (Internet Corporation For Assigned Names and Numbers)
They are responsible for issuing domain names and IP addresses...
- AnswerkeeperLv 41 decade ago
First did the domain belong to you orginally and expired? If so you have a domain squatter on your hands and yes you can sue to get the name back but only if it was your previously and registered.
- 1 decade ago
If you had it and it expired , then I think first come first served comes in order. Alot of places will hold the name for you for a certain time after it expires, so this doesn't happen. I know godaddy.com does.
