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Names of celebrities can be viewed in a similar way to that of trademarks, very difficult to make money from due to this and not a great extension.

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massive star power on top of that. $0
 
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Exactly as previously posted. No different than a reg'd TM name. If a fresh reg contact your registrar and request a refund/credit. If not, delete the name and stay clear of celebrity names, band names, TMs and the like. Good luck.


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Priceless. :bah:

Surely you've been here long enough to know about IP issues :red:
 
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TM Issue + Not a real extension = $0

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+ Not a real extension = $0

Lol I looked at it too quick before and thought it was a dot us. Thanks for pointing that out.
 
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according to my view star power really helps to rise the value

Not really, as you aren't allowed to make money from a celebrities name in the same way as a trademark, so although you might be able to setup a fan site without any major issues, you start to hit dodgy ground if you try and advertise on the site or sell the site.

Big names or estates of big names, are more likely to actively pursue people making money from their name.
 
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Celebrity Name combined with a USELESS Fake TLD
Couldn't be any worse.
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