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HOMEPAGE
Domain name Look.com is
the big one and the reason why I'm so broke at the
present time and have all these ideas sitting around
needing partners to develop. If Look.com had not been
stolen near the end of 2003, I would have been able to
do them all myself.
Chapter 1, on the home
page above, tells the story. My brother and I got domain
name Look.com on April 19, 2004 for a fledgling anti
virus business called Look Software. And who would have
thought. By 1999, dot com had exploded and the name was
stolen and put up for sale for 15 million dollars. not
kidding. It was on a website called
www.greatdomains.com in the fall of 1999. I still
have the screen print outs as proof. We stopped the sale
and by the time we got it back Dot com had crashed.
In 2001 I decided to put
it up as a search engine because of the ideal name. To
raise funding I brought in a partner ion 2002, who went
rough near the end of 2003 stole it for himself them
laughed in my face. He had access to our server, so
redirected my registrant account email contact address
to himself, used my account ID which was easy to get,
asked for a new password, then had everything necessary
to go into the account and take it over by online
identity theft. The account had twenty one domains in it
including Look.com. So it was a pretty big 'In your
Facer'.
The registrant Company,
Bulk Register, said, "Tough luck, go sue". The problem
was, that when the partner took the domain names he also
took control of the websites and so my bother and I were
completely cut off from all sources of revenue since we
didn't have anything else going on at the time.
In desperation I tried
for two years as my own litigator with absolutely no
previous experience in the courts whatsoever. And got
eaten alive. Fortunately, the courts never ruled that
the partner was the owner of the domain names, so I
still have that motion before the courts to go with free
and clear.
So, on the table, I now
have everything I need to go back into court and get it
back except the money for a proper lawyer.
Further, the partner no longer has the sharpie lawyer
who pulled every trick in the book to keep me at bay
over the two years for refusing to pay his tab, so tit
for tat, the advantage is now mine. His new lawyer will
have to defend a case in which Identity Theft has not
only been proven open book, but has actually been
confessed to by the partner under oath. In short I
am looking for a feeling Soul who can lend me
$5,000.00 or so under the right circumstances to hire a good
lawyer and get the job done right once and for all.
Contact: Cliff
Livingstone
Phone: 613-421-0846
Email:
clifflive@rogers.com
Thanks.
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