3 Sep
2015
3 Sep
'15
12:52 p.m.
there is a risk that the current owner of our domain could "drop" it,
which would send it immediately to auction where we might lose it to
squatters, unless we pay huge money to get it back.
for this reason i suggest that we go the route of getting the host to hand
it over to us because we are a "business" and we own the name. Lots of
people have said they know how to do this, has anyone started the process?
in the meantime, i think that people should NOT contact this person on
twitter without prior discussion and agreement at a meeting.
I think we should ask godaddy to hand it over now, and see what they say
in response. Maybe they'll say "we require a business license from the
city" or maybe they'll say "here you go"
have we even tried yet?
-jake
On Thu, 3 Sep 2015, danarauz(a)gmail.com wrote:
Last night, during our meeting, we forgot to talk
about the domain name situation.
FYI: I sent him a tweet, but I haven't receive any public or direct replies.
Time is not waiting for us, what should we do next?
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