GoDaddy is gone Nuts

[Michael Ehrhardt]

I just tried to list nexusm.com for Godaddy Auction

Than I got email I can’t list the domain because of Trademark issues

I BOUGHT THE DOMAIN AT GODADDY AUCTION

so what is wrong on this

Btw the term nexus has more than 400
Google got there In 2010
Domain was registered 2006

 

[Michael Ehrhardt]

Gone nuts

 

[IMEZI]

perhaps you were buying a dropped domain...
that would be entirely different from premium auction

 

[Michael Ehrhardt]

France.com

 

[MapleDots]

I think you need to say a quick prayer and maybe the big "G" will smile down upon you


























Private Joke

 

[Michael Ehrhardt]

There is no G , never was

We need a Revolution on

 

[MapleDots]

There is no G , never was

We need a Revolution on

I can assure you GoDaddy is very real

 

[Michael Ehrhardt]

I can assure you GoDaddy is very real

This doesn’t mean they are professional
I just spoke with them

They are not...

 

[Michael Ehrhardt]

perhaps you were buying a dropped domain...
that would be entirely different from premium auction

I bought it @ G ... so no matter what
THIS IS WRONG

keep Life simple

 

[Paul Nicks]

We've been working hard to eliminate TM inventory from our systems, I don't believe that's a nutty approach to running a marketplace.

 

[Hypersot]

We've been working hard to eliminate TM inventory from our systems, I don't believe that's a nutty approach to running a marketplace.

Maybe I got it wrong but I think the weird thing in this case is that GD allowed one of their users to sell a domain through their marketplace while forbidding another user to sell the same name using the same marketplace.
That doesn't sound like a TM issue more like an unfair issue.

..unless something else happened ofc.

 

[MapleDots]

I just tried to list nexusm.com for Godaddy Auction

Than I got email I can’t list the domain because of Trademark issues

I BOUGHT THE DOMAIN AT GODADDY AUCTION

so what is wrong on this

Btw the term nexus has more than 400
Google got there In 2010
Domain was registered 2006

List it at Sedo.... that's why we have good old fashioned competition

 

[1Darko]

btw - nice asking price

 

[DomainRecap]

We've been working hard to eliminate TM inventory from our systems, I don't believe that's a nutty approach to running a marketplace.

If he didn't initially buy that same domain from GoDaddy I would certainly agree.

 

[Michael Ehrhardt]

Maybe I got it wrong but I think the weird thing in this case is that GD allowed one of their users to sell a domain through their marketplace while forbidding another user to sell the same name using the same marketplace.
That doesn't sound like a TM issue more like an unfair issue.

..unless something else happened ofc.

Might be
But the point is
When company’s get a tm after the domain was registered and spread it around than the world is changed
I got my expirience with the German Olympic team
Believe me
They stole my idea - go to the Olympic Games London - and now everyone think that they created the slogan Wir für Deutschland ( 2012 )
I created it 2010

 

[Michael Ehrhardt]

We've been working hard to eliminate TM inventory from our systems, I don't believe that's a nutty approach to running a marketplace.

Still
This is wrong

400 tm on nexus

And... to make it simple

EVERY DOMAIN IS TM ️

 

[Michael Ehrhardt]

Nexusm was a huge company back in Canada and sold to Asia

 

[Michael Ehrhardt]

GODADDY you are nuts ️

I just got another email that I can’t list Nexus.Energy ( )

Nexus is generic ️️

This means in simple words :

Godaddy allow you to register ( ) domains but not to sell

Sorry but this is stupid ️️️

 

[MapleDots]

I have to agree with @Michael Ehrhardt on this one

What about NexusToiletSeats?

If Google can use it for phones why not for something completely different.

Can I list AppleAlternaterRepair?

It is in the electronics/electric field but completely different from Apple computers.

Who makes the decision at godaddy? Is the a mechanism in place where this can be PROPERLY reviewed or argued with or does some clueless (and I mean clueless) customer service rep make the end decision.

Some of the customer service agents don't even know their own rules much less the rules on trademarks ️️️

 

[Michael Ehrhardt]

How does GD know that I don’t have the