Read More.An Australian company, InQuik IP Holdings Pty Ltd, tried to get the domain inquik.com by offering $1,000 dollars via a domain broker.
Don’t you love these anonymous brokered offers?
When that offer was declined, they proceeded with “Plan B” – the filing of a UDRP. The domain was registered in 2006, all while the Complainant’s Australian mark was introduced in 2016, with the US variant in 2017.
news Aussie company failed to grab inquik.com via the UDRP process
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