Not Funny

This is new for me and I am wondering how to handle this.

We all quote others work according to the fair-user principle but to see the complete blog getting hijacked and served elsewhere is new to me.

This website Etamp.net (apparently hosted  from South Korea) takes the complete blog and serves it under their domain - My blog served from their site !

Quick whois check gives this:

Registrant : Ha Jea Eung
	815-8 Hwagok-dong Gangseo-gu SEOUL
	(157010)

	Domain Name:  ETAMP.NET
	Registrar:  Gabia,Inc. (GABIA.COM)

	Administrative, Technical, Billing Contact:  
		Ha Jea Eung	[email protected]
		815-8 Hwagok-dong Gangseo-gu SEOUL
		(Tel) 02-2653-7327	(fax) 

	Record created on 	MAY       07, 2004
	Record expires on 	MAY       07, 2006
	Record last updated on 	MAY       09, 2005

	Domain servers in listed order: 

	ns.softcan.net	
	ns.newseoul.com	

Now I have three options -

tell this guy not to do this (what if he points to Google caching as a legal precedent ?)

if he refuses then I can just sit back and wait for my lawyer to give me better hourly rate to go after this fellow.

OR I can request Typepad to help me here. After all if 10 more Etamp.net type site-jackers show up then not only content producers who suffer but also the infrastructure provider's integrity takes a hit as well.

Funny thing is this post will also show up there in this fellow's site.