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FAQs:
What do I do if I have a dispute over domain name ownership?
ANSWER:
These disputes go before a non-profit entity called “ICANN” (International Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers). ICANN has a set of rules and regulations that govern domain names, their use and any disputes arising from use of those domain names. If a domain name is being infringed upon, ICANN has set up an arbitration system to resolve the conflict. If the arbitrator finds a domain name is being infringed upon, the arbitrator can actually shut down the infringing website and have the domain name transferred to a rightful owner.
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