As you'll see below in images, domain thieves sold the stolen domain name of the World Religious Travel Association in Feb-March 2010, a full 8 months prior to the domain name's natural expiration date. In addition, you'll see how domain thieves left behind a criminal trail of selling and buying stolen property of the World Religious Travel Association (ReligiousTravelAssociation.com), yet took deliberate and careful action to conceal their cyber-thumbprints and true identity.
In August 2010, the World Religious Travel Association re-purchased its stolen domain name on the open market from an "unknown broker" for $500.
WHAT TO LOOK FOR?
Below you'll find the domain records trail for the stolen domain name of ReligiousTravelAssociation.com in the Year 2010. Here is more information about each image:
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+ Screenshots comparing the Jan 2010 domain record vs. the April 2010 domain record.
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+ Domain record of stolen domain name in January 2010
+ The nameserver is DomainControl.com
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+ Domain record of stolen domain name in February 2010
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+ Domain record of stolen domain name in March 2010
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+ The stolen domain name is sold and re-purchased.
+ Domain record of stolen domain name in April 2010
+ See notes regarding the domain thieves sale and purchase of the stolen domain name.
+ The nameserver changes to Bodis.com
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+ Domain record of stolen domain name in May 2010
+ Nameserver is Bodis.com
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+ Domain record of stolen domain name in June 2010
+ Nameserver is Bodis.com
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+ Domain record of stolen domain name on July 15, 2010
+ Once again registrant information is changed. As seen, the domain record is not properly completed by those in possession of the stolen domain name.
+ Nameserver remains Bodis.com
Image #9
+ Domain record of stolen domain name on July 23, 2010
+ The stolen domain name once again "changes hands" via the Registrar
+ The nameserver however remains Bodis.com
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