The biggest threat to one’s online presence is clearly their domain name, and its safe-keeping at the domain registrar.
Domain theft is prevalent currently, and while some cases involve domain names and not active business web sites, when the latter occurs it’s hell on earth.
We recall the temporary theft of ShadesDaddy.com, a case that cost thousands of dollars to its business owner, who was lucky enough to reclaim it.
Paralegal Cheryl Tylenda, appears to have had an inspiration about providing information or expert advice on stolen domain names; there is no other reason for her registration of WhoStoleMyDomain.com.
While there is no active web site, other than GoDaddy ads, the domain clearly attempts to offer information to the question, “who stole my domain name?”
Hopefully in the future it will be developed into a source of information on how to reclaim stolen domain names, and the process to seek legal support; it’s the perfect match for the task.
