I own a domain registered in 2005 and I've recently received a notice from a german company saying that they own the trademark that is the domain name. So I've confirmed with USPTO database search, there's not any such trademark applied/registered, so i checked in their countries (germany) tm...
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Now, Mostly names are trademarked (Some are live/abandoned/dead), You can't do business now or in future. For domain investors, situation is worst if you hold a old domain name but someone have now trademarked it can sue you via UDRP or Court Action So what if it can be simply called Reverse...
Looking for a domain related to the following:
- floor
- realestate
Requirements:
- Should be brandable
- .com only
- Budget $10 - $600
- one word or combination of two words
- for example - topfloor / floorz / 99floors / firstfloor ( related to realestate )
Please PM me. Thanks.
Hello guys, I'm starting a company related to software / tech business services and looking for a best domain name suitable for software company please give some advice or let me know if any domain is available at affordable price.
I can see that you all are experienced member here, thank you guys for valuable advice, I will upate here if receive any other mail from them.
But one question in my mind now, what if big company forcely get a domain via udrp decisions (many cases in favour of big companies) and if domain owner...
thanks recons for joining... its pretty nice domain and these guys wanted to get the domain cheaply without paying more than xxx, one more thing i did'nt want to sell it, i have my own startup plan on that domain, I'm still confused what to do now?
I heard many udrp decisions was in favour of big companies, also that udrp can take domain without notify the domain owner or did not wait for domain owner response on udrp filed cases. Is that true?