“Yall quit sending me emails, damn!” Funny UDRP response results in domain transfer

Two days ago we noted how a funny UDRP response from a Swiss domain registrant must have brought a smile or two to the WIPO panelist.

While infusion of humor in UDRP responses isn’t rare – attorney John Berryhill is known to add caustic humor commentary in his responses – some Respondents self-represent themselves or simply reply via email, ignoring the specific format requirements.

With that in mind, Hourglass Angel LLC brought a UDRP against the Registrant of the domain HourglassAngelGirls.com.

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According to the UDRP:

“Complainant and its predecessor corporation have sold women’s shapeware under the HOURGLASS ANGEL mark continuously since 2007, through a website at the domain name <hourglassangel.com>.  Complainant states that it has sold these products to customers in all 50 U.S. states and in 25 countries.  A U.S. registration for Complainant’s HOURGLASS ANGEL mark issued in 2014.”

The Respondent emailed the UDRP panel, sending the following response:

“Yall don’t need to be contacting me I bought my domain name from a company so if they had it for sale and I purchased you need to contact them and quit sending me emails damn!! It’s a million other company’s with similar names and domain names so why are they targeting me??? They should take that up with who I bought if from I’m a consumer”

This has to be one of the funniest (non)responses to a UDRP summons! 😀

Naturally, the panelist David E. Sorkin ordered the domain to be transferred to the Complainant. For the full text of this UDRP, y’all visit this link, damn!

 

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