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  1. Redrum

    Hello!

    Hi everyone! I'm new to the domaining business. Since the first time a friend of mine told me about it I found it interesting in such way that now I cant stop reading about it. I'm eager to start learning more and more about it and to get started at buying and selling domains, thats how I...
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    Hello!

    Nice to meet you all! @briguy I'm not really a big fan of Stephen King but I've read some of his novels. I have to admit that I saw "The shining" movie before reading the book, actually that was my first approach to Stephen King. Now I can't say which is the best of the two versions :D...
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    opinion .es domain

    Hi all! I think you'd better be cautious with englishwords .es domains. First of all, .es domains are intended to be used for spanish sites (from Spain, not the common american spanish meaning). I think you know that, but just in case... ;) Then, starting from there, in Spain some english...
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    Trademark Question

    Looking around Zandibot's Blog I found some domains he posted at "Bang for your Buck #24" section that are subject to what he calls "upgrades". Check HorizonAssociates.com or luxurybridge.com. Both now have an "upgradable" domain: HorizonAssociates.net and luxurybridge.com.au I belive that...
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    Trademark Question

    thanks @stevanlieberman !! Very helpful. As i've been reading these days it seems that cases of reverse domain hijacking are common. In my opinion domainers or normal people are not protected in case a company acuses them falsely of cybersquating.
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    Trademark Question

    @Michael . I just discovered the UDPR topic thanks to your comment. Doing some research I found that at WIPO's site everyone can have access to the resolution of all of UDPR cases. That's plenty of info to review and see what is normally considered trademark issue, bad faith purpose or any...
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    discuss When are longer .coms more valuable than shorter ones?

    From a newbie point of view, I think people would more likely seach for "Ohh Look at you!" than "Ohh get you!". A matter of common language usage I believe rather than length of the domain.
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    Trademark Question

    Thanks @Michael !! Basically, I understand that taking a conservative/passive approach to it is the correct way. As you say if we were strict about trademarks, everything in the world would be trademarked :guilty: Another question is, listing common domains (those that, formed by general...
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    Follow My 20 dollar to a Baller Challenge

    Thanks for sharing @Jelani Abdus-Salaam ! Very helpful for a newbie like me.
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    Trademark Question

    Thanks @Kate! Thanks @golan! So it's good to have a Plan B legal and profitwise.
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    Trademark Question

    Thanks @biggie !! I think you're pointing out the clue with your question. What I'm thinking about is, for example, a local retailer that won't usually have a trademark for its business. That's how I come up with the question: although they don't have registed trademark, they are a registered...
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    Trademark Question

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    Trademark Question

    Hi everyone!! If there's a topic that confuses me in domaining, that is Trademark issues. I've been reading about it and even listening to an interesting podcast from DS, and now i think I got a global idea on it. However, when I try to wonder about practical cases I realise I doubt about...
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