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Pretty sure even if he applied to Cambridge, they would be made aware of this and reject his application and then Jio can say that we were willing to pay for it but then he only couldn't get accepted then all agreement is null and void

Honestly, I see why Reliance went the legal route. If they gave in and paid this guy’s fees, it would open the floodgates for others to use similar tactics for financial gain. You can’t just reward someone who skirts around trademarks, even if it was unintentional

Damn bro is gonna inspire the second season of dumb money on Netflix lol

Bro clearly found the opportunity to get the domain ahead of a major merger and acquisition and bro then proceeded to ask them for money for college, how does this not sound like theft/ransom/kidnapping of intellectual property? Aise hostage banake education lega toh bhai starting se start kar. School jaa wapas

This whole thing reeks of entitlement. Buying a domain doesn’t mean you're entitled to get paid off when a big company wants it. Reliance acted predictably. If anything, he should have known the risks when he bought it. There are no free lunches here.

Reliance is just flexing their corporate muscles. This guy didn't really infringe on anything, and £93k isn't going to hurt a company like Reliance. They missed a golden opportunity to gain goodwill and set an example. Instead, they're coming across as bullies. I think people will sympathize with this guy, not the giant corporation