.us Brut.us

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:wave: I am getting ready to offer my Missouri Wine portfolio to local wineries and really need an apprasial.

One of the domains in the portfolio is Brut.us, but there are many others -- here is the LINK.
I REALLY appreciate any help anyone can give me.

Thanks, reps gladly given (if I have not already repp'd you...)

 

[theparamount]

Hey... Brutus... you know from like William Shakespeares Caesar? Brut.us is a cool domain for someone with that name but as for wine wise, its more of a champagne isn't it? I guess thats wine too. I'd give it a solid 100 bucks. Nothing less maybe more.

As for the missouri wine domains, I can't see why a wine company wouldn't want one. I would definatly suggest selling the package of missouri wine domains for 500-1000. That is only because they would be end users though. A reseller would take them all for about 200 maybe.

Contact me if you are selling any of your domains in your signature.

 

[barcode]

Brut (Faberge) TM violation?

 

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Brut (Faberge) TM violation?

I would hate to mix that with my orange juice... :D

 

[Kaleidozone]

I would hate to mix that with my orange juice... :D

Now THAT would be BRUTal but if you can keep it down (doubtful) it might give you sexy breath for the rest of the day :lala:

Re the trademark, check with a trademark attorney --- it might depend much upon how you use it --- just a cursory glace at trademarks shows lots of people / entities have a "brut" trademark for different uses so watch out. Have a look here for yourself http://tess2.uspto.gov/bin/gate.exe?f=tess&state=dkbpjb.1.1
and definitely check with a trademark attorney.

Andrea

 

[barcode]

Now THAT would be BRUTal but if you can keep it down (doubtful) it might give you sexy breath for the rest of the day :lala:

Re the trademark, check with a trademark attorney --- it might depend much upon how you use it --- just a cursory glace at trademarks shows lots of people / entities have a "brut" trademark for different uses so watch out. Have a look here for yourself http://tess2.uspto.gov/bin/gate.exe?f=tess&state=dkbpjb.1.1
and definitely check with a trademark attorney.

Andrea

Lol...:D

How does Brutus keep Bad Breathe away?
By visiting Brut.us?

Anyways: coming back to the topic, the domain would most likely be dependent on the usage and the TM's associated thereon.

Therefore, IMO Brut.us (as a website on Shakespeare, Et Tu Brutus etc.) will steer you safe :D

Take legal help if necessary.... I am sure the icio in del.icio.us would be copyrighted by someone too

 

[Kaleidozone]

Lol...:D

How does Brutus keep Bad Breathe away?
By visiting Brut.us?

Wasn't or isn't there a men's aftershave called "brut"? That's what I was thinking about re the mixing with the OJ!


Andrea

 

[barcode]

Hey Andrea:

Brut (Faberge) TM violation?

Exactly what I mentioned in my first post

 

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:D
You guys are nuts...LOL.

Brut champagne :bingo:

"Champagnes are categorized as Extra Brut, Brut, Extra dry, Sec and Demi-secdepending on their sugar levels. An extra brut Champagne will be very dry, while a demi-sec is the sweeter option, with brut (dry), extra dry and sec lying somewhere in the middle with an off-dry to semi-sweet offering." LINK


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