domain Am i missing something on Bellagio?

VaneZhao said:

yea

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Thanks, FYI:

Which is correct yea or yay?
(Just trying to help a bit) I wasn't sure myself, until now...
yea / yeah / yay. “Yea” is a very old-fashioned formal way of saying “yes,” used mainly in voting. It's the opposite of—and rhymes with—“nay.” When you want to write the common casual version of “yes,” the correct spelling is “yeah” (sounds like “yeh” )
https://brians.wsu.edu/2016/05/19/yea-yeah-yay/

Excess detail = In a sense you were voting...

Have a great night! Yahoo....

Kate said:

http://www.dnjournal.com/archive/lowdown/2008/dailyposts/07-15-08.htm

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Another good reminder that we do not actually own domains, and must be very careful.

wwwweb said:

Also the same person that started this thread, wow what a surprise conversation about this so called amazing domain. Obviously you didn't get the memo of no privacy on .us domains. Maybe it is time for Trump to tax Chinese .us buyers a 500% tariff.

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well...Trump is my brother and will give me some pock money to reg more.US domains so that to make america great again,otherwise,.CN will be the master of all ccTLDs ,hence,trump will be with me all the time

wwwweb said:

Also the same person that started this thread, wow what a surprise conversation about this so called amazing domain. Obviously you didn't get the memo of no privacy on .us domains. Maybe it is time for Trump to tax Chinese .us buyers a 500% tariff.

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woohoo!

VaneZhao said:

not my domain

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did your brother or husband buy it, lol



isn't that your company?

.us is open to anyone with a presence in the USA or a business relation with the USA
get a US server or a US parking company and the rules are satisfied

~ The 34 Year Buzz!! said:

Not it is not.

Trademark only restricts competitors in the same industry from using your registered brand name or company name. Multiple registrations, by the same or different companies—each registration in a different class of business—are allowed. ... Trademarks are not a name; a trademark is a name PLUS its goods or services.
https://www.quora.com/Can-you-trademark-the-same-word-mark-as-another-company-in-different-industry

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No, not usually.
There are industry classes with trademarks and trust me when a brand is trademarked usually they are trademarked in other industries as well. I have seen it so many times when I registered trademarks for my own company with wipo.

Its not only industries but also countries count for trademarks as well. I believe the most obvious trademark for this name in US is the casino business.

The extension is .us so yes it is a trademark issue. The owner can develop and see what happens after.

Most things most the name is reg.ed with the trademark on mind imo.
What type of fool would use it for an unknown dictionary meaning where there is no business possibility with the dictionary translation. Vomiting? Hah..

Buyer wasted their money on this one. And probably wasted our time also, by explaining him why it is useless, while the purpose of the thread was not questioning the name but promoting it..

urlurl said:

did your brother or husband buy it, lol



isn't that your company?

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my husand did it he told me today

frank-germany said:

presence in the USA or a business relation with the USA
get a US server or a US parking com

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frank-germany said:

.us is open to anyone with a presence in the USA or a business relation with the USA
get a US server or a US parking company and the rules are satisfied

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yes

starting a thread to self promote a name, is not cool

atinc said:

...
... Vomiting? Hah..

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That was a simple easy to find "almost funny" thing. <edit see below>

atinc said:

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Its not only industries but also countries count for trademarks as well...

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Perfect, one country (for example the USA)
Apple
Apple records (the Beatles) <edit ...snip ... edit>


Trademarks are supposed to be based on and industries, including the name brand. I am surprised to find out the Beatles label (Apple) did sue Apple computer. This doesn't match with other sources on the topic.

atinc said:

obvious trademark issue.

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Semi-obvious, thanks for helping point me in the right direction.

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lolwarrior said:

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wanna say something?

urlurl said:

starting a thread to self promote a name, is not cool

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no,you ot me wrong because its not mine