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If you Steal From a Client, Don?t let your Website Domain Lapse.

By Nerino Petro

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Perhaps an even worse fate is to take an advanced fee from a client on the same day your license is suspended, cash the check and then advise the client they can pick up their file but make no attempt to return the fee. Then, allow your domain registration to lapse and have the client purchases it. Think about this and the possibilities it presents to someone who has a grudge. This is exactly what happened to former Illinois lawyer Michael E. Marsh.

Full post as published by Compujurist on October 24, 2009 (boomark / email).

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