No sooner did we announce the declaration of February 1st as National Punch a Domain Thief Day, and a group of domains was reported as stolen.
The domains 8KP.com, 3T6.com and A6Z.com were removed unlawfully from their owner’s GoDaddy account, and were transferred to the usual destination: the Chinese domain registrar and auction market place, Ename.
The WHOIS currently displays the following registrant information:
Registrant Name: liuzaiquan
Registrant Organization: yunyangxianjuyuanshangmaoyouxiangongsi
Registrant Street: yunyangxian
Registrant City: chong qing
Registrant State/Province: chong qing
Registrant Postal Code: 400000
Registrant Country: CN
Registrant Phone: +86.13132333393
Registrant Phone Ext:
Registrant Fax: +86.02355451555
Registrant Fax Ext:
Registrant Email: 10000@969y.com
The process of recovering stolen domain names can take days, weeks and even years – as in the case of MLA.com. It can also take significant research, time and money, and the involvement of authorities, lawyers, and the court system.
Hopefully, in the coming months, GoDaddy will expand on its two-factor authentication availability to customers residing outside of the US.
If you are approached to buy any of these domains, keep in mind that they are currently stolen.
So many domain thefts start at Godaddy and ends at Ename….At what point does Godaddy become guilty by association?…………One should think, why does Godaddy continue to allow these domain transfers to Ename without any extra scrutiny and/or security?
I hope the godaddy insider gets caught so i can get my name back
When will Chris Lahatte, the ombudsman of Icann do something ??
I am the loser of these domains stated in the post.
But they are not 3 domains.. They are 5 domains which are:-
8kp.com
3t6.com
a6z.com
5s2.com
a7o.com
I hope that someone will help me to get them back.