discuss <metaquest.bayern> sued by Meta(Facebook)and 100 +

[domainnews]

I had sold 8 meta domains to meta (Facebook) last year，average 35000 Euro per one ， but meta(.)markets sold for 75000 Euro，after that i regisgered several meta related domains again ，howere， 10 of my meta domains sued by Meta this year，

and i have more than 100+ domains related to META at present.

I can't believe that，what would you say？

 

[draco]

If you're making that kind of money, perhaps you should consult with and hire an attorney.

Even Meta is being sued over Meta..

https://www.entrepreneur.com/busine...-back-and-its-suing-facebook-to-get-it/443093

 

[wwwulff]

what would you say？

That you are a domain squatter

 

[bmugford]

I had sold 8 meta domains to meta (Facebook) last year，average 35000 Euro per one ， but meta(.)markets sold for 75000 Euro，after that i regisgered several meta related domains again ，howere， 10 of my meta domains sued by Meta this year，

and i have more than 100+ domains related to META at present.

I can't believe that，what would you say？

Many "meta" domains are likely defendable. The term existed long before Facebook used it.

"Meta Quest", not so much.

The days of Facebook going on "meta" domain buying sprees are probably over.

Brad

 

[rh2000]

I had sold 8 meta domains to meta (Facebook) last year，average 35000 Euro per one ， but meta(.)markets sold for 75000 Euro，after that i regisgered several meta related domains again ，howere， 10 of my meta domains sued by Meta this year，

and i have more than 100+ domains related to META at present.

I can't believe that，what would you say？

Wow. You sold 8 domains to them? You must have made some good money. I would say drop most of those domains.

 

[domainnews]

New move， emailed send by Meta

 

[domainnews]

If you're making that kind of money, perhaps you should consult with and hire an attorney.

Even Meta is being sued over Meta..

https://www.entrepreneur.com/busine...-back-and-its-suing-facebook-to-get-it/443093

Thanks for sharing this draco

 

[domainnews]

Many "meta" domains are likely defendable. The term existed long before Facebook used it.

"Meta Quest", not so much.

The days of Facebook going on "meta" domain buying sprees are probably over.

Brad

Your are right 1000 used for metaquest is OK，you know one Chinese domainer （NOT ME）has more than 50+ metaquest （.）different extentions，

 

[domainnews]

That you are a domain squatter

Nope，if i was ，everyone here does the same thing，so called investing

 

[domainnews]

My new email to Meta

 

[bmugford]

Your are right 1000 used for metaquest is OK，you know one Chinese domainer （NOT ME）has more than 50+ metaquest （.）different extentions，

I think you are misunderstanding what I am saying.

Meta itself could be defendable. For instance MetaSolutions.com, MetaGroup.com, etc.
The term "meta" has been used for a long time, and for other uses.

It is hard to defend the term "Meta Quest" though. That has a well known connection to Facebook.

They have won every UDRP they have filed for the term.
They are 12-0 with (5) pending cases.

https://www.udrpsearch.com/search?query=metaquest&search=domain

Even if you could find an attorney willing to take this dispute, it is likely an exercise in futility.

Brad

 

[Future Sensors]

after that

This is important. The date you registered this new batch of domains.

 

[Future Sensors]

My new email to Meta

You should have listened to @draco and hire an attorney. This email you wrote will not help your case.

 

[Sjpals]

This is important. The date you registered this new batch of domains.

This is important. The date you registered this new batch of domains.

This is important. The date you registered this new batch of domains.

This is important. The date you registered this new batch of domains.

This is important. The date you registered this new batch of domains.

This is important. The date you registered this new batch of domains.

Absolutely.

 

[jberryhill]

Even if you could find an attorney willing to take this dispute, it is likely an exercise in futility.

Yes, but the attorney would not be sending emails that are going to do more harm than good.

Nope，if i was ，everyone here does the same thing，so called investing

No. If I buy a piece of land and build a house on it, that's investing.

If I build a house on land that belongs to you, that's not investing.

and i have more than 100+ domains related to META at present.

You do know that Meta's lawyers can read this forum too, right?

 

[rokarmy]

It is hard to defend the term "Meta Quest" though. That has a well known connection to Facebook.

If I registered the "metaquest" domain before they rebranded it, can I defend their UDRP filing?

 

[etiqdom]

Wow. You've made a ton of money and still couldn't stop gambling with Meta. Greed kills.