We were alerted by the owner of Kamao.com that the domain has been stolen.
The incident appears to have taken place last week, and the domain was first pushed to another GoDaddy account before being transferred out to Chinese domain registrar, Ename.com.
Ename is notorious as the destination registrar of choice for stolen domain names, as it rarely complies with legitimate reversal requests.
The owner of Kamao.com stated that dozens of his domains registered at GoDaddy were moved to a different account, but only Kamao.com was transferred out.
There was no confirmation when these domains changed account, according to the owner of Kamao.com.
If you are approached to buy Kamao.com keep in mind that you will be acquiring stolen goods.
Update: Domain is now back in the hands of GoDaddy: http://domaingang.com/domain-crime/kamao-com-godaddy-retrieves-stolen-domain-with-order-from-verisign/
Our personal domain name x3.com was stolen April 5, 2015. We have owned x3.com since 1995. Twenty years. Within a window of 25 minutes our domain registration information was changed at Dreamhost/Enom and then transferred to Ename in China. Think of the implications for you if someone had full control of your email address!!! I would love it if it could become well known this domain is stolen, and that anyone looking to purchase the domain should understand they are buying stolen property.