Transcript excerpt from a YouTube video describing a dispute after ending a licensing agreement: speaker recounts negotiations over web domain property and insists domains are personally owned and can be sold for fair market value; also mentions fulfilling obligations to 136 schools and paying licensing fees/royalties by semester end.
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The leader is going to go in a different direction. We're going to end our licensing agreement. I said that's totally fine. Not a problem. Can we please finish out our obligation to these clients that we've committed to these 136 schools? Can we also make certain we get you your licensing fee and your royalty check? It's important for us to do, and we'll close it out by the end of the semester? Because that's what the agreement said we would do. Yes. Okay, fine. We're out there doing the wait. Well, I get a call, I said, hey, you know, we. We. We got this. But we. You need to give us the domains. I said, the domains. You need the domains. I said you can buy them from us. Like, no, we're not buying from you. You need to give us something. I'm sorry. That's property. And that's property that I bought. That's property I paid for. And this property I own. If you would like to buy it, you're more than welcome to make a fair market offer to secure those domains.