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What do you think guys? Reliance could have funded this guy's fee and gained huge goodwill and PR. But instead they proceeded with legal action. The possible reasoning for this would be that it might become a common way to make money similar to Cyb

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Anonymous 2

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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.

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