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alvaroot

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Hello:

I got this Premium Domain Name. I want your opinion.
Apraissal Pepsi.vc
Im selling this Premium Domain.

www.pepsi.vc


Thanks for all boys!
 
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Again, a serious TM domain.

Negative Reg Fee...
 
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Exotic extension + TM issue.
It's a waste of money and I'm sure there are plenty of good generic names if you insist on .vc.
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owntype said:
Negative Reg Fee...
of course :hehe:
 
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Yes is a premium TD. Accept appraisal.

Thank you boys!
 
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minus regfee
not........ :sold:
 
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reg fee. lol. number 1 rule never buy a trade mark.
 
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alvaroot, your dealing with experienced domainers on this board who are trying to help you yet like me probably laughing inside. You keep posting appraisal requests for major TM names and then offer them for sale on this board. No-one is going to buy these from you because they are TM names. You are asking for a lawsuit you cant afford to pay.

See this alvaroot Domain lawyer interview on youtube
 
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Best of luck with your sale. :hehe:
 
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some TM's can be nicely developed.

What can you do with Pepsi.vc?? develop a site about pepsi - er!!

$0 - legal expenses
 
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you just registered the name yesterday try to get a refund
 
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Thanks boys!
 
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notlikeyou said:
you just registered the name yesterday try to get a refund
This applies to certain gTLDs only.
Usually ccTLDs are not refundable.
 
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Let me echo everyone: TRADEMARK
 
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Again, like everyone else on the board said. This is a major TM issue that can get you in huge trouble. I understand that when you are new to the domain industry, we never think about TM. For example, when I first started, I made a retarded reg called PGAPreferred.com. I thought I was going to be a millionaire. Then I found out I could get sued for it... Not a good path to start out on when you are entering the domain industry. Surf the forum a little and learn a little bit about the domain industry and what is hot and what is not. You will learn a lot and you will find yourself making better decisions and making some extra cash while at it.

Good Luck.
Tom Swanson
 
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How come nobody reads up basics of domaining before starting out to be a domainer? the name screams out trademark problems.
 
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Regging this name gives domainers a bad name everywhere...no pun intended!
 
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dman_2007 said:
How come nobody reads up basics of domaining before starting out to be a domainer? the name screams out trademark problems.

Very few people do check this out and there are ways to use TM's that won't get you into trouble. Certain uses can be okay and companies like Microsoft have clear guidelines on how you can use there TM, Logos, etc..

It is where confusion can occur that causes the problem. With a name like Pepsi.vc there is bound to be a lot of confusion. TM domain can be profitable for some people, but it is best to realize you could lose it and even face court action.
 
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Name is worth $0 just like everyone else said. No point in regging a name right now and asking for an appraisal. Even if you reg a .com name today it would still be worth regfee or it wouldnt have been available to reg. Stick to the aftermarket and stay away from TMs if you want to make any money.
 
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