Someone bought the JioHotstar domain (before the merger) and wants Reliance to fund their higher studies from domain sale. Really hope they can get a good payout from this! pic.twitter.com/uBjvgVgqZG — pea bee (@prstb) October 23, 2024

A tech enthusiast shares his past domain dispute with Reliance as a new JioHotstar saga quietly concludes. The stories highlight the challenges individuals face against corporate giants.

After a Delhi techie acquired the JioHotstar domain, another techie has revealed that he was sent a legal notice by Reliance in a similar case in 2014.

Techie Amit Bhawani shared his own domain “battle” with Reliance Jio in 2014, hinting that he does not think a deal will be worked out between the company and the Delhi techie for the jiohotstar domain.

The hype surrounding the merger of JioCinema and Disney+ Hotstar intensified when an app developer claimed he bought the JioHotstar domain, seeking funding for his Cambridge education. Another techie,

Reliance has denied a Delhi-based app developer's request for funding his Cambridge EMBA studies in exchange for the jiohotstar.com domain. Despite contacting an executive, the £93,345 request has been refused and Reliance plans legal action.

A Delhi-based techie, who bought 'JioHotstar.com' domain, on Thursday claimed that he was contacted by Reliance industries' executive. He added that the Reliance executive denied his Rs 1 crore demand and also threatened with legal action.

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The developer requested £93,345 from Reliance Industries to cover his tuition fees for an Executive MBA programme at the Cambridge, but was denied