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Take this hypothetical. Would it be "in bad faith" to buy a name and try and resell it to an end user. More specifically, a LL name.
BN.net to BN.com (barnes and nobles)
DB.net to DB.com (Deutsche Bank)
BK.net to BK.com (Burger King)
LL.net to LL.com
etc...
For this hypothetical, only consider it that a LL.net owner is approaching a LL.com owner. However, let's say this company is called RT and that they are known for "RT electronics," so it's part of their trademarked name. Would it be in bad faith for a LL.net owner to approach the LL.com owner if it is a very specific fit, that is, the LL is the name of the company.
BN.net to BN.com (barnes and nobles)
DB.net to DB.com (Deutsche Bank)
BK.net to BK.com (Burger King)
LL.net to LL.com
etc...
For this hypothetical, only consider it that a LL.net owner is approaching a LL.com owner. However, let's say this company is called RT and that they are known for "RT electronics," so it's part of their trademarked name. Would it be in bad faith for a LL.net owner to approach the LL.com owner if it is a very specific fit, that is, the LL is the name of the company.