Where would I stand on this:
My client has a .com domain for her name, she has had the domain since July 2006, but there is a common misspelling of her name (a single n instead of double n) which she now wants as a domain but it appears the domain was registered in July this year and parked which to my mind is someone registering similar misspellings hoping to get big bucks from the owner of the proper spelling.
I have sent an email to the whois admin contact, but I wanted to find out where I would stand in a case like this. Would my client have any right to this domain?
Being fairly new to this sort of thing too, any help would be appreciated.
My client has a .com domain for her name, she has had the domain since July 2006, but there is a common misspelling of her name (a single n instead of double n) which she now wants as a domain but it appears the domain was registered in July this year and parked which to my mind is someone registering similar misspellings hoping to get big bucks from the owner of the proper spelling.
I have sent an email to the whois admin contact, but I wanted to find out where I would stand in a case like this. Would my client have any right to this domain?
Being fairly new to this sort of thing too, any help would be appreciated.