domain Glaxo / GSK

[german2006]

Hi there,

The Glaxo/GSK drug has been approved for commercialize in USA today, i have registered this two..

BuyGlaxo.com
BuyGSK.com

What do you think?

 

[TheBulldog]

Total squatter/trademark issues.

$legal fees

 

[german2006]

BuyViagra.com is registered and working since 2003... i dont think that they could be legal issues using the domain name... while i dont make ilegal things/fake sales...

Anyway thanks for comment :tu:

 

[Kate]

Showbiz2 is right, there are possible TM issues.
The fact that another infringing domain has been operating for years means nothing.

 

[TheBulldog]

Showbiz2 is right,.

Going to print this and put it on the fridge to show the wife.

 

[Phronesis]

Going to print this and put it on the fridge to show the wife.

LOL


I don;t see any value TM issues aside. Glaxo is the name of the drug company, not the drug. Someone who types in 'buy glaxo' is probably looking to purchase the stock.

 

[jacal1]

Last time you took a prescription drug, did you know what company manufactured it? Last time you wanted to buy or look into a drug, did you know the name of the company.

Considering TM issues, I'd cancel out any positive value (The positive just ins't enough to take the chance)

 

[nrmillions]

$0 plus TM problems.

 

[ApeXX]

Total squatter/trademark issues.

$legal fees

Lots of trademark issues, I wouldn't touch it.

 

[shockie]

bad registrations for many reasons including this one

Glaxo is the name of the drug company, not the drug.

 

[german2006]

Thanks guys, im going to investigate the drug name, i tougth it was GlaxoSmithKline.

 

[estibot.com]

You should really do the research before regging the names.. these names are worthless. Regging a generic drug name (for a drug with significant potential) is good for most extensions, but unless you are in the loop and know the name years before the drug is released (say 5+ years), you'll have a tough time finding an available domain name...

Here's an idea - since you're stuck with these names for a year, develop them into investment minisites, tell people why they should buy Glaxo or GSK stock ....well, maybe not

 

[german2006]

Josh, thanks for comments, sometime i regg "good names", some(most)times i dont... all says that here we have a not good one... days will tell

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