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GPZ.com : Stolen three letter domain was reclaimed using UDRP

Posted by DomainGang on May 16, 2015, at 4:23 am

The domain name GPZ.com was recovered from the hands of a thief, after the owner filed a UDRP challenging its use. Although the UDRP process is not suitable for such instances of cybercrime, there have been several cases where stolen domains were recovered using the process. The Complainant, GPZ Technology, Inc. stated that it is […]

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