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Domain crime : 988.com is a stolen domain name!

Posted by DomainGang on June 30, 2017, at 12:46 pm

The premium domain 988.com has been confirmed to be stolen; anyone claiming to be in possession of it currently is the thief. How did this happen? The domain’s legitimate owner, Mr. Luo, is a California resident and for months he’s been pestered by a cybercriminal who gained access to his domain accounts. In a shocking […]

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