One word info purchasing question

[SimpleDomaining]

I just found one word domain .info. word is really premium. I was going to register it, but got a question before i will do some mistakes. i looked at same word .com, and it is being used for absolutelly different purposes, what that word mean, and all page contains links to another website. No contact info, no legal info, nothing.
But i looked also to the net and org extentions and they are not taken. So i got a question, can i have some trouble by buying one dictionary and common word info in this case?
would appretiate any answer. thank you

 

[labrocca]

Tell me the domain and I will let you know.

 

[SimpleDomaining]

yea sure 19k ovt. i can tell you net and org later

 

[admans]

I think you wouldnt...btw..which is dat premium word :p

 

[Michelle]

Does the word fit the .info extention :hehe:

 

[infestacide]

thats one thing i look for when registering .infos aswell, it just has to match that extention.

 

[Flaresolutions]

You can pick .infos up for $3 at registerfly, for that price theres not much you can go wrong on.

 

[ryan2829]

I would register it before someone else does. You cant go wrong. Its only $3.

 

[linker]

save a buck...

You can get a .info for $1.99 at domainsite...

 

[monRa]

Remember than in.info domains betetr is plural for example domains.info is betetr from domain.info in my opinion!

 

[Virgil]

Go ahead and register, you've nothing to lose by doing it.

 

[SimpleDomaining]

Eh, thanks for answers so much. here is the situation. Because i am very beverly familiar with english, it came out, that my one word is a typo, which has 13000 links in google only because east european people write it differently thatn the others. So in this case it is a typo, and the com, like i said, have been used for completly different purposes, which have nothing to do with original word or with typo, but it sounds like two merged words. So in this case can typo be a trademark?

 

[RegFee]

Remember than in.info domains betetr is plural for example domains.info is betetr from domain.info in my opinion!

I disagree. I think the singular works better in most cases. Flows better. Think of it in a sentance. "Let's go look up some Domains Info" or "Let's go look up some Domain Info"

Eh, thanks for answers so much. here is the situation. Because i am very beverly familiar with english, it came out, that my one word is a typo, which has 13000 links in google only because east european people write it differently thatn the others. So in this case it is a typo, and the com, like i said, have been used for completly different purposes, which have nothing to do with original word or with typo, but it sounds like two merged words. So in this case can typo be a trademark?

A very common mistake, don't worry about it. You should look out for when google says "Did you mean...." and spells out a differnt word, because 9 times out of 10 they are right and you are wrong.

Go here to search for a trademark: http://tess2.uspto.gov/bin/gate.exe?f=searchss&state=j7mpvs.1.1

If the .com version of the typo just goes to a parking page, which is what I think you described, then I doubt there is a trademark. If you are asking if the correct version is a trademark, look it up at the site above, and if you decided to register it, you can always post it in the disputes & legal area of this forum.

 

[SimpleDomaining]

thanks for link azt. No their page is not parked. it just have nothing but links to ONE another website

 

[rithosting]

What's the name ?

 

[SimpleDomaining]

why are you asking? description sound familiar?

 

[hdgamer]

does domainsite really offer 1.99 .info's?