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I refrained from writing about this for a long time but I think it's time to say something about it. 


A year ago, I lost my domain name, www.marshamaung.com to a farking company 
Maripon Management, Inc. 
   Office 2, 456-458 Strand
   London, Not Applic WC2R 0DZ
   United Kingdom 

because of email complications with GoDaddy. Not very user-friendly, to tell you the truth but price-wise, they're there. 

The expiration date for the domain name was 30-1-2010. I waited this long for the domain name to expire and for them to release it. 

They did not. Now, the expiration date is 30-01-20effing11.

I am so sad and disappointed with bloody companies like this! Damn you, Maripon Management, Inc.!!!

This is DOMAIN NAME SQUATTING YOU A-HOLES!!

I am re-thinking my next move. I've wasted 10-over years working on that domain name....they are bloody crooks!

For now, for updates, please visit http://www.marshamaung.me. 

Come to think of it, it is more ME than the dotCom name but hell, that's a decade worth of work, damn it. 


Anyway, I've neglected this group too, ever since I lost the domain name. But you know what? I'll revive it and stop being depressed over the mistake. Please subscribe or share this with your friends. 


I will be eternally grateful.



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Null said…
That's just awful :( Domain squatters seem to have become the chief export of China in the last few years and I really wish this was treated as a serious crime.

Do you have a case for challenging them legally though? Seeing as it is your name and they're just squatting it? I don't think you can do it if it's just a company name or brand but with a personal name surely there's a chance?
February 3, 2010 at 8:38 PM
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