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assume that i reg a name that has TM issues and i know that ; is there a risk , other ( bigger) than let the name drop( or push the name ) if contacted by the TM owner ? i assume that first of all the TM owner will give me a e-mail to say that he is the owner of that name and asking me to let the name drop or push to him...then ofcourse i will do so....i assume that the TM owner won't go straight to the law court :guilty:
 
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So what's the so-called moral question, if any?
 
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Dave Zan said:
So what's the so-called moral question, if any?
:) i am wondering if , beside the moral thing and that to drop or push the name to the TM owner , are there more 'expensive' risks when regging a TM name ?
 
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There are risk of being Sued for nearly anything in life now ;)

Short answer : Yes - there are other possible things that could happen to you.

It all depends on the owner of the Toes you are stepping on ....
 
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Do yourself a huge favor (and us and not asking the same question a billionth time). Use the search box and type in "trademark" and read for a week, then use that same search box and search "TM" and catch all the threads that were missed initially. Everything has been covered times here. You need to research.

Yes you are a cybersquatter...
 
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