DRS D00028377

There is so much wrong with this it's unreal, I think an independent Judge is the right way to go. It's quite a cheap process, £300'ish to let a judge see it. If they are saying it's obvious I could never have been successful, then it's also obvious Nominet should never have accepted the fees. They can't have it both ways.

In one of the non-standard submissions, when discussing who the real respondent is, I actually invited them to cancel the name, refund me. They never mention that.
Didn't the courts already say that they won't reverse an industry specific mediation decision?

Have you ever considered letting it go?
 
If @Ree got a pizza for giving you bad advice, what do @Marek and I get for giving you good advice? I'll take a year's supply of pizza, but I imagine Marek would prefer the services of the waitress in the pizzeria.

I have to say that I think you're naïve to have published the decision ahead of it appearing on Nominet's website. Whether deliberately or not, Nominet gave you - and you alone - a heads-up that the domain was about to be cancelled, and you immediately throw away that advantage by sharing the information with a bunch of dropcatchers on a domainer forum! What were you thinking?

As for
I think I'll start a Court claim on this one.
and
Letter before Action sent
my advice this time is: when you're in a hole, stop digging.
 
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