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.ng is the most dangerous domain,NiRA (.ng registry) stole and resold my domains

Posted By g_t_beijing_cn

4/21/2014 21:08

http://DomainRobbing.com/ (DomainRobbi.ng, No appeal, no compensation?!)
risk of .ng domains:
.ng is the most dangerous domain,also the most expensive domain ($100 usd per year).
domain business is a strict business,first come first served.
but do you know that all the .ng domains are controlled by nira (Nigeria Internet Registration Association),do you know that Mary Uduma (the president of nira) and Sunday Folayan (the vice president of nira) and their nira will steal customers domains suddenly then sell them privately?

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Posted By mk-ultra

8/22/2014 14:05

Basicly, its game over for you, and you should be glad you got away with it like this.

On: Wednesday, September 28, 2011
Folayan explains .ng domain name convention

Read here:http://www.itrealms.com.ng/2011/09/folayan-explains-ng-domain-name.html
[quote]
According to him, NIRA reserves the right to disallow names in certain domains, therefore maintains the list of domains that must not be available for registration, otherwise such domain names could be withdrawn if already registered.

How you turn it, even if you get 600 lawyers, you will never get those domains back because:

1: Wednesday, September 28, 2011 (long before you registered) they allready stated in their policy that they can at all times decide that any name will be unregistered (with valid reason and compensation)

2: On your own website, where you offer to sell domains, you also show a list of sold domains (http://www.domain.com.ng/africa27s+domain+sales+history) which indicates to me that you have much experience with domains and registrars, so.... common sense would have made it clear to you that registering a country name on its TLD will just not happen in this world, its the same as if the bank makes a mistake and deposits 10 million dollars on your account because of a typo, if you spend it all in 1 day, youll still have to pay it back or go to jail (o.k. i admit its an extreme example, but its essence is true)

Let me clarify that even more for you:
Hypotheticly speaking, if you would have done this for lets say marlboro.com or ferrari.com or fbi.com, not only would they just take away the domain from you, but also sue you for your damaging their Online Reputation.

For example: (source wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reputation)

in 1999 Coca-Cola lost $60 million (by its own estimate) after schoolchildren reported suffering from symptoms like headaches, nausea and shivering after drinking its products

In your case the analogy would be:

You accuse a TLD of stealing, and lying
Publicly stating ".ng is the most dangerous domain"
And intimidation of employees like in this example: (source:http://www.nira.org.ng/nigeriagames/nigeriagames.pdf)

I have this morning, blocked Mr tian yong from chatting with me on Skype. He was
calling me on skype, as early as 6.30am. From the extensive chat which is laced with
blackmail, threats and intimidation, It is clear he is being urged on, by some people
amongst us and he is not very discrete with his use of information. I guess it is
fair to say ... Please let us be careful, when we do not want to be quoted.

And finally:
THEY OFFERED YOU 6(!!!!) PREMIUM DOMAINS FOR FREE AS COMPENSATION

My final thoughts:

Its a shame NiRA made this mistake, for you, and for them!
They will probably admit its not one of their most shiny moments, but from reading their reactions, its very clear they were sorry about it.
They took the situation very seriously, worked out details and mailing back and forth with a large number of people.
They were very patient with you, even when you became unreasonable, they still offered you 6 premium domains of your choice.
They even made the case publicly available, instead of denying their mistake.

After all this you should be happy they didnt sue you (yet) because many companies (in the u.s. for sure) would have taken you to court for this, and i dont think you would have much chance there, and probably had to pay 50.000$ or more for damaging there company and threatning employees etc. so take it easy dude!

I hope you will think about what i wrote here, and maybe even send them a mail that youre sorry about your behavior, that would mean a lot to them, and it would impress me with your maturity.

Peace
Mk-Ultra

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[b]Basicly, its game over for you, and you should be glad you got away with it like this.[/b]

[b]On: Wednesday, September 28, 2011
Folayan explains .ng domain name convention[/b]

Read here:http://www.itrealms.com.ng/2011/09/folayan-explains-ng-domain-name.html
[quote][b]
According to him, NIRA reserves the right to disallow names in certain domains, therefore maintains the list of domains that must not be available for registration,[color=#ff0000] otherwise such domain names could be withdrawn if already registered.[/color]
[/b][/quote]

[color=#ff00ff]
[b]How you turn it, even if you get 600 lawyers, you will never get those domains back because:[/b]

1: Wednesday, September 28, 2011 (long before you registered) they allready stated in their policy that they can at all times decide that any name will be unregistered (with valid reason and compensation)

2: On your own website, where you offer to sell domains, you also show a list of sold domains (http://www.domain.com.ng/africa27s+domain+sales+history) which indicates to me that you have much experience with domains and registrars, so.... common sense would have made it clear to you that registering a country name on its TLD will just not happen in this world, its the same as if the bank makes a mistake and deposits 10 million dollars on your account because of a typo, if you spend it all in 1 day, youll still have to pay it back or go to jail (o.k. i admit its an extreme example, but its essence is true)

Let me clarify that even more for you:
Hypotheticly speaking, if you would have done this for lets say marlboro.com or ferrari.com or fbi.com, not only would they just take away the domain from you, but also sue you for your damaging their Online Reputation.

For example: (source wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reputation)

[quote]in 1999 Coca-Cola lost $60 million (by its own estimate) after schoolchildren reported suffering from symptoms like headaches, nausea and shivering after drinking its products[/quote]

In your case the analogy would be:

You accuse a TLD of stealing, and lying
Publicly stating ".ng is the most dangerous domain"
And intimidation of employees like in this example: (source:http://www.nira.org.ng/nigeriagames/nigeriagames.pdf)

[quote]
I have this morning, blocked Mr tian yong from chatting with me on Skype. He was
calling me on skype, as early as 6.30am. From the extensive chat which is laced with
blackmail, threats and intimidation, It is clear he is being urged on, by some people
amongst us and he is not very discrete with his use of information. I guess it is
fair to say ... Please let us be careful, when we do not want to be quoted.
[/quote][quote]mk-ultra says: 
[/color]

And finally:
[b]THEY OFFERED YOU 6(!!!!) PREMIUM DOMAINS FOR FREE AS COMPENSATION[/b]

[b][color=#0000ff]
My final thoughts:

Its a shame NiRA made this mistake, for you, and for them!
They will probably admit its not one of their most shiny moments, but from reading their reactions, its very clear they were sorry about it.
They took the situation very seriously, worked out details and mailing back and forth with a large number of people.
They were very patient with you, even when you became unreasonable, they still offered you 6 premium domains of your choice.
They even made the case publicly available, instead of denying their mistake.

After all this you should be happy they didnt sue you (yet) because many companies (in the u.s. for sure) would have taken you to court for this, and i dont think you would have much chance there, and probably had to pay 50.000$ or more for damaging there company and threatning employees etc. so take it easy dude!
[/b][/color]

I hope you will think about what i wrote here, and maybe even send them a mail that youre sorry about your behavior, that would mean a lot to them, and it would impress me with your maturity.

Peace
[url=https://www.dynadot.com/user/mk-ultra]Mk-Ultra[/url]

[/quote]

[b]Basicly, its game over for you, and you should be glad you got away with it like this.[/b]

[b]On: Wednesday, September 28, 2011
Folayan explains .ng domain name convention[/b]

[color=#ff00ff]
[b]How you turn it, even if you get 600 lawyers, you will never get those domains back because:[/b]

For example: (source wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reputation)

[quote]in 1999 Coca-Cola lost $60 million (by its own estimate) after schoolchildren reported suffering from symptoms like headaches, nausea and shivering after drinking its products[/quote]

In your case the analogy would be:

And finally:
[b]THEY OFFERED YOU 6(!!!!) PREMIUM DOMAINS FOR FREE AS COMPENSATION[/b]

[b][color=#0000ff]
My final thoughts:

I hope you will think about what i wrote here, and maybe even send them a mail that youre sorry about your behavior, that would mean a lot to them, and it would impress me with your maturity.

Peace
[url=https://www.dynadot.com/user/mk-ultra]Mk-Ultra[/url]

Posted By mk-ultra

8/22/2014 10:45

.ng is the most dangerous domain,NiRA (.ng registry) stole and resold my domains

Really?

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Posted By g_t_beijing_cn

4/21/2014 21:21

tell these stories to as more people or news sites or blogs or forums as you can.
if you are a journalist,writer,blogger…if you want to publish these stories on your news site or blog,do as you like,you do not need my permission anymore, i assure you that,
The Story Behind Games.ng:http://domainrobbing.com/the-story-behind-games-ng
The Story Behind Nigeria.ng:http://domainrobbing.com/the-story-behind-nigeria-ng
is the most valued news in domain industry you never heard before.
(after published,please send me the link where the story is published on your site,thanks a lot!)
you can always get me at:
skype: shanjianke3
email: [email protected]

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Posted By g_t_beijing_cn

4/21/2014 21:20

.ng: the cctld of nigeria
nira: Nigeria Internet Registration Association (.ng registry)
nira website: http://www.nira.org.ng/
NiRA 3RD EXECUTIVE BOARD:
http://www.nira.org.ng/index.php/who-we-are/nira-bod/176-nira-3rd-executive-board
.ng whois: http://whois.nic.net.ng/whois.jsp
Mary Uduma: the president of nira, not only a thief who steal my domains (games.ng,nigeria.ng), but also a cheater who still don't give back games.ng they promised early on 2013-12-24.
Skype of Mary Uduma: username: mary.uduma
contact email of Mary Uduma: [email protected]
Sunday Folayan: the vice president of nira, not only a thief who steal my domains (games.ng,nigeria.ng), but also a cheater who still don't give back games.ng they promised early on 2013-12-24.
Skype of Sunday Folayan: username: sfolayan
contact email of Sunday Folayan: [email protected]
NiRA Admin
Address: 9 Kofo Abayomi Street,Victoria Island,Lagos,Nigeria
Email: [email protected]
Mobile: 08033476573, 08172004270
NiRA Technical Support
Mobile: 08172004278, 08172004279, 08172004280
accredited registrars of nira:
http://www.nira.org.ng/index.php/registrars/accredited-registrars

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Posted By g_t_beijing_cn

4/21/2014 21:20

i registered nigeria.ng with http://netorb.ng/ on 2013-04-16,this domain also been used for a nigeria travel website for a long time. 2013-12-09, Mary Uduma and Sunday Folayan and their nira suspend my website suddenly,steal my domain suddenly again.this time,i dont know how much do they want to sell this domain after they steal it from me.
The Story Behind Nigeria.ng:http://domainrobbing.com/the-story-behind-nigeria-ng
why Nigeria.ng belongs to me:http://domainrobbing.com/why-nigeria-ng-belongs-to-me
voices of nira’s coo and registrars:http://domainrobbing.com/voices-of-nira-coo-and-registrars

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Posted By g_t_beijing_cn

4/21/2014 21:19

i registered games.ng with http://www.whogohost.com/ on 2013-05-24,2013-7-4, Mary Uduma and Sunday Folayan and their nira transfer out this domain from my account suddenly even without a email notice then sold it privately for $10000 usd per year, every year. (i heard the price from a registrar)
The Story Behind Games.ng:http://domainrobbing.com/the-story-behind-games-ng
why Games.ng belongs to me:http://domainrobbing.com/why-games-ng-belongs-to-me
voices of nira’s coo and registrars:http://domainrobbing.com/voices-of-nira-coo-and-registrars

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