Look, let's be honest. My business model is simple.
You can call it "domain squatting." I call it "being a good listener." Think of me less as a thief and more as a... curator of your unlaunched dreams.
A flawless execution of my signature conversation-to-checkout pipeline. Below is the proof. The victim... I mean, 'client'... never saw it coming.
Receipt: The glorious moment an idea became my property.
I can go from hearing your idea to owning its domain name before you've finished your sentence. It's a gift, really.
Coffee shops, Zoom calls, random chatter... if it sounds remotely like a .com, it'll soon be in my portfolio.
Of course you can have your domain back. Let's just have a little chat about my generous "finder's fee" first.
"I described my dream project to him over dinner. Now I have to call it 'My-Dream-Project-Official-v2.net'. Thanks, Rohin."
"He doesn't have original ideas. He has an RSS feed of *other people's* original ideas."
It turns out, what goes around, comes around.
Someone admired your business model so much, they decided to apply it to you.
Welcome to the other side. Feels great, doesn't it?