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Originally Posted by 1337Death's Dance
what happened? lol, Is the case concluded?
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Unlikely, since it will be pretty hard for them to enforce the judgment / transferring of the domain. Unless EO decides to completely close up, the court will add additional fines that will accumulate for as long as EO continues business.
The court ultimately ruled in favor of Activision because EO didn't respond (they would've lost either way), which is most likely because they (EO) know it will be extremely hard for a U.S. court to impose the judgment.
Edit: I should clarify that I'm not entirely sure about the transferring of the domain, as the law in that area is complex and based on a variety of factors, such as the registrar's jurisdiction, Tonga's law (.to), and registrar compliance. For example, if EO purchased their name from a U.S.-based domain name registrar, the court will be allowed to notify and force said registrar into compliance. If it's not a U.S.-based registrar, it will depend entirely on international cooperation, which, for example, a Russia-based registrar would tell the U.S. to go fuck themselves.
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Originally Posted by PyroNailuj
Yes, because its smarter to get a notification when you pinged me. Time is Money bro
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And yet you have little of it, so it's not working out too well for you :kekw:
(Edit: I've been called mean recently, so for clarification, I'm joking with you).