domain AMD.cc

[MissFlora]

Need some advices and appraisals please.

Thankie,
Flora. :gl:

 

[dgridley]

Anything other than references to the AMD chips (TM issues) would be ok.. 3 letters are rare, comparatively. Not sure what to say for a three letter .cc as there are no real sales figures to go by. Good luck with it!

 

[QBert]

I can see this one being a hard one to sell as any site developed would halfto compete with the well known amd chip makers advertising.

 

[Sabre]

nice .cc 3 letter

low xxx in the current market IMO

 

[Qwert]

TM issues, however another member (I believe it was collieri) got ibm.(someextension) and they didn't think there were TM issues on that because it wasn't going to be used that way. Maybe the same will apply here.

 

[MissFlora]

AMD.cc can I use it to sell AMD computers? Will there be a big legal issue there?

Flora.

 

[jroy]

AMD.cc can I use it to sell AMD computers? Will there be a big legal issue there?

Flora.

well, amd doesnt actually make computers right? just computer parts like motherboards, etc right? I think it should be fine then

 

[Wilfredo]

You cant use it anywere near selling computer chips and stuff I guess.
If you dont just sell their merchendise.

 

[1rrr1]

ther isn't much of a market for 3 letter .cc and there are TM issues if you use it for selling processors other than AMD IMO, so reg fee.

 

[MissFlora]

But I intend to use this domain to sell just AMD computers/motherboards, will that be TM-affected?

Flora.

 

[superprogrammer]

Reg. fee as of now for domain alone
.cc are useless craps especially 3 letters
And AMD you know what it means
Migh be $xxx after one year but right now it is Reg. fee
Good luck

San

 

[CoolGuy]

Maybe you could try becoming an affiliate to AMD chips and sell through them. That might not be affect.

If this works : high $xx

 

[MissFlora]

Okie, thanks for the advices.

Flora.

 

[Kevin123]

With respect to using AMD and doing virtually anything computer related, that could present trademark issues.

If you are ever unsure about trademark issues and a major undertaking on the Internet, you need to consult with an attorney before investing any time or money.

As to the value, I have yet to see any three-letter .cc acronyms sell for any decent price. .cc is still considered a relatively weak extension compared to the other major TLDs.

Of course, there are always exceptions – if a company really wants the domain you own, you can get a nice price.

End user: low $xxx

Good luck.