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kephi

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I registered microsoft.##,

Can anybody give me some suggestion?
 
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AfternicAfternic
Refund the domain... now...

If you can't, point the domain to a blank page and hope that Microsoft doesn't sue your butt for cybersquatting.
 
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drop it like a hot rock. This can only be trouble.

Then spend about a month reading in this legal section about trademarks before registering another domain. It is time well spent.

Marc
 
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Thanks, Wyatt!

I put a simple html page of microsoft.## right now, is that illegal?

npcomplete said:
drop it like a hot rock. This can only be trouble.

Then spend about a month reading in this legal section about trademarks before registering another domain. It is time well spent.

Marc


thanks for your suggestion,

If I hold it, what's the worst result?
 
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kephi said:
Thanks, Wyatt!

I put a simple html page of microsoft.## right now, is that illegal?




thanks for your suggestion,

If I hold it, what's the worst result?

That's not really what I meant; IF you can not drop the domain, point the domain to a 404 page with absolutely no content - not even blank white space.

The worst that could happen is that Microsoft sues you for a heck of a lot of money for cybersquatting. Not pretty.
 
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kephi - I see you're new here at NamePros. Every thread you've made so far is about your name - www.microsoft.cc.

I've removed most of your threads - FYI - I believe there maybe a few attorneys from Microsoft registered here. Maybe they will enlighten you with some news.

-Bill
 
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