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Domain crime : 1371.com is a stolen domain name

Posted by DomainGang on December 24, 2015, at 12:04 am

The domain name 1371.com has been declared as stolen by its legitimate owner, who lost control over it sometime in August. Since then, 1371.com was moved away from GoDaddy and is currently at Name.com. Many domain owners who do not actively keep track of their domain assets, become aware of a domain theft incident when […]

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