[Woodcarver] Rainy day and no email

[Bill Judt]

Joe:

So sorry about the loss of your domain name.
I searched via Google for JIT limited, and found this link to WIPO  
Arbitration and Mediation Center:
http://www.wipo.int/amc/en/domains/decisions/html/2006/d2006-0180.html

It appears JIT scoops up domain names that are expiring, and holds  
them for ransom. Perhaps you will be able to recover your domain  
after reading this document.

Hope this helps,

Bill

My books are for sale at: http://wwwoodcarver.com/Books/index.html
W.F. Judt,
46 Harvard Cres,
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan,
S7H3R1
PH: 306-373-6649
Email: bjudt at sasktel.net
Website: http://www.wwwoodcarver.com


On 15-Nov-06, at 7:16 AM, Joe Dillett wrote:


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> Hi fellow carvers,

>

> Rain today gave me some time in the shop from outdoors where we  

> were carving a spirit in a live tree. There was only about 5 emails  

> (normally there would be about 300). I discovered that my domain  

> subscription ran out. I didn't keep track of when my 2-year  

> subscription ran out and I never got the email notices from  

> Register.com because of my spam filters on this new computer. My  

> domain was bought up by a broker JIT Limited (1-345-929-2921) 

> (managerdomains at gmail.com). There phone number doesn't work and  

> they haven't yet responded to my email (by phone because my email  

> is through my domain).

>

> I am going to have to purchase my old domain back http:// 

> www.thecarvingshop.com or get a new domain in a hurry. Until then I  

> have no email address or email service.

>

> I'm wondering if anyone knows how to contact JIT Limited and has  

> any advice as to how to get my domain back. If you do I would  

> appreciate a call, phone number below, because my email is down.

>

> On the up-side, the woodspirit is going well. The tree overhangs a  

> creek. We had 2 large limbs to remove, both about 15-inch diameter  

> on the creek side. Muddy job to say the least. One of the limbs we  

> left long for an arm with a pointing finger. The other we cut short  

> and became part of the 30-inch spirit face. We had to build a  

> stable platform in the creek bed to hold our ladder and scaffold.  

> We're carving into a lot of end-grain so the Arbortech Pro is our  

> number one tool of choice. Weather permitting we hope to finish it  

> on Friday. The owner said that the tree seemed to be dying last  

> summer but we're hoping cutting these limbs back will help the tree  

> through more good years. I'm not sure what type of tree it is. It  

> is hard white wood with bright red streaks. It grows very slow. The  

> owner said that 35 years ago the tree was almost as big as it is  

> now. I will post some pictures when it is done.

>

> Joe Dillett

> The Carving Shop

> 645 E. LaSalle St. Suite 3

> Somonauk, IL. 60552

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