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Hi All,
Newb here. We are looking to purchase a DN from a squatter (let me know if I'm misusing terms here) but can't get a response. We've tried the contact email on the landing page for the DN, the admin email address in the WhoIs info as well as contact info we found on the squatters website.
They are in Korea. Their details are:

Domain Status: REGISTRAR LOCK
Registrar: Korea Information Certificate Authority, Inc. dba DomainCA.com
Referral URL: http://www.DomainCA.com

Registrant:
Dongjin Kim
3-204 Daedong-apt Bugae 3-dong
Bupyeong-gu
Incheon, 403103
KR

Administrative, Technical, Billing Contact:
Dongjin Kim [email protected]
3-204 Daedong-apt Bugae 3-dong
Bupyeong-gu
Incheon, 403103
KR
(TEL) +82.325031867, (FAX)

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Any suggestions on how to get them to respond?
Any other tips?


Thanks,
Jason
 
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Pleaaaaaase I want to contact DONGJIN KIM, no solution?
 
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You have tested DomainAgent?
 
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mail them continuously and if possible try to contact them via a phone call. Also mail them with an attractive paragraph and dont loose hope. Reply will surely come :)
 
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@Elon : ok i will do it, thank you :)
 
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