question Could there be an LLL acronym domain as TM?

[elmoney]

I have received an email from my registrar about an LLL.co acronym domain, one big multi billionairy company demanded to give them a domain, that this is their TM, although this is a common acronym. Do they have the right to do so? Domain parked on for sale landing page with high xxx price. They threaten to sue, although they could to buy for xxx than spend even more on a services of lawyers

 

[Future Sensors]

Thanks @jberryhill

Context of the situation is king, thanks for providing this context. The same will likely also apply to marketplaces that don't list any PPC ads, but do recommend other domains that might be of interest to the buyer. So to speak, an Amazon-like smart interest-based recommendation system.

The pay rate at Namepros is not conducive to spending a lot of time on citations.

This is alarming.

 

[HotKey]

Thanks @jberryhill
Context of the situation is king, thanks for providing this context.

It is heartening to see that context, at least in this area of an increasingly non-contextual, mad mad world, still has its relevance in decision-making.

And yes @jberryhill , still keenly reading, listening and learning. Many thanks.

 

[RegDN]

If you didn't do anything infringing
don't worry
If they complain,
You need to reply to the Wiop email and explain the situation, and it is not infringing
just registered a domain name