question I need an explanation on cybersquatting

[Michael Oje]

I recently registered a plural domain (wasn't aware the singular version existed). I listed it at the marketplace and did outbounding. I later received a reply from one of the potential end users I reached (apparently the owner of the singular version), accusing me of cybersquatting. He offered to buy the Domain at $20 but I rejected. He has retained a lawyer who mailed me and wants to make a case. Please what can I do? Thanks as I await good responses.
Note: I've checked and the domain name) singular) is not trademarked.

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Related: Wikipedia on Cybersquatting

 

[ThatNameGuy]

I recently registered a plural domain (wasn't aware the singular version existed). I listed it at the marketplace and did outbounding. I later received a reply from one of the potential end users I reached (apparently the owner of the singular version), accusing me of cybersquatting. He offered to buy the Domain at $20 but I rejected. He has retained a lawyer who mailed me and wants to make a case. Please what can I do? Thanks as I await good responses.
Note: I've checked and the domain name) singular) is not trademarked.

I see you're pretty new here, but I've been FALSELY accused of cyber squatting right here on the NamePros message board. If you send me a PM I'd be glad to share my personal experience. Thanks and have a great day.

 

[AbdulBasit.com]

Without knowing the domain, cannot say anything. Even with knowing, I can only give my personal opinion but nothing firm advice like an IP attorney can give. Since I've been hit with 4 UDRPs to date, I've got tiniest bit of learning experience in that way. Lost 2 (not responded), won 2 (responded with the help of an attorney and went with 3 members panel).

 

[mr-x]

it is just an address in internet..

But is it worth the stress / trouble?

 

[Joakim]

Off topic, but this is where I live. Back to topic.