domains Trading a domain name for movie tickets?

equity78 · Apr 3, 2019

A really cool story on ComicBook.com about a domain name, a movie premier and Ryan Reynolds. (Tip of the cap to DNupdate) From the article: The domain name "avengersendgame.com" was purchased by a Deadpool fan who was willing to hand the site over to Marvel Studios in exchange for tickets to the premiere ofAvengers: Endgame. According to Twitter, that clever fan has had his demands … [Read more...]

Avijit Roy · Apr 6, 2019

NYJimbo · Apr 6, 2019

The idea of "domaining to trade" is interesting.

Maybe a bunch of us should each pick a domain and try to trade with a company or something for their product or service and then we keep an open thread running to list our experiences ?

MotiveAlly · Apr 6, 2019

That doesn't sound too good, I was thinking of trying to sell them infinitywar.store, but it's kinda outdated now. What do you all think? should I give it a try?

EbookLover · Apr 8, 2019

alcy · Apr 8, 2019

NYJimbo said:
The idea of "domaining to trade" is interesting.

Maybe a bunch of us should each pick a domain and try to trade with a company or something for their product or service and then we keep an open thread running to list our experiences ?

warning.. trading domains with companies may result in being sued for TM.

MotiveAlly · Apr 8, 2019

alcy said:
warning.. trading domains with companies may result in being sued for TM.

True, that's what I've been told in another thread about contacting marvel about infinitywar.store
It's not worth it to risk it, probably better off finding a fan to sell it or someone else other than marvel.

equity78 · May 4, 2019

MotiveAlly said:
True, that's what I've been told in another thread about contacting marvel about infinitywar.store
It's not worth it to risk it, probably better off finding a fan to sell it or someone else other than marvel.

Not worth the risk.

TCK · May 4, 2019

The same is being attempted by the registrant of TheRiseOfSkywalker.com

First, companies should register the domains of their products/services *before* they announce them.

Second, in these cases, is it cheaper to just give out the tickets or to go through the legal process? I think it is the former.

MapleDots · May 4, 2019

EbookLover said:

I don't think more needs to be said.

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