So did you lodge a court case against the thief, the thief should be locked up so as to prevent any of this incidents to happen again.

Just came accross your entire story, and very courageous of you not to pay a penny to the thief!

Very glad to know you got your domain back and now you are relaxed. I am from India by the way and I stay very close to Colaba! Take care and congratulations once more…

A fellow artist, webmaster and hopefully decent human, I too was touched by your story, event though reading it some time after the fact.

My site was scraped and it seemed like it had to be left in the hands of the internet gods.

I found out one day by clicking on a keyword search for one of my pages. To my surprise, it was not my site but my entire content, color and layout only with a different domain name.

Seems the game is the same but the rules have changed.

Don’t know if it is worth going after at this point.

Your story is a bit inspiring though.

Now, how is your traffic and ranking? Were you able to make it up?

Godspeed in your future endeavors.

Jonathan Steele

Your story touched my heart… I’m a fellow graphic artist and webmaster and I definitely know how much work and love goes into our domains. I’m so glad that you stuck to your ideals and didn’t let that low-life get a single dime out of you.

It was heartwarming to read how many people stepped in and helped you, it renews our faith in mankind. Most people ARE good and kind, which the news media should focus on more often instead of the opposite.

I wish you all the best in restoring your ‘good name’ and your traffic. If you’d like a backlink, just say the word, I’ll be happy to post one on my graphics site. :)

Blessings,
Donna

Just read your article. That sucks but I am glad you got things sorted. It is a shame you couldn’t sort this situation out without getting in touch with the top boss.

All the best,

Tom