domain sedo.us.com

[link guy]

What do you think about sedo.us.com?

Funny part is that I saw it listed on sedo.com but it was removed i guess after a few hours.
Same guy offering 5 other .us.com which seem like an <AlreadyEstablishedBrand>.US.COM
register.us.com
instra.us.com
hostgator.us.com
real.us.com
let.us.com

Any advice or suggestions?

 

[gilescoley]

Welcome to NP

Dont register company names, they will be trademarked

 

[RevolutionaryDomains]

What do you think about sedo.us.com?

Funny part is that I saw it listed on sedo.com but it was removed i guess after a few hours.
Same guy offering 5 other .us.com which seem like an <AlreadyEstablishedBrand>.US.COM
register.us.com
instra.us.com
hostgator.us.com
real.us.com
let.us.com

Any advice or suggestions?

Obvious TMs on a junk extension. Hopefully they're not your names.

Always best to steer clear of TM names, regardless of what others may do. It's a waste of money and possible trouble, to boot.

Welcome to NP. Enjoy the forum.

 

[link guy]

Welcome to NP

Dont register company names, they will be trademarked

@RevolutionaryDomains
Thanks very much. Didn't know about TM rights on a domain name. kind of a newbie in domains

Just a little doubt, TMs apply on normal words too? I mean like "register" is just an English word so cant anyone use it if trademarked by somebody?

 

[Joe123]

What do you think about sedo.us.com?

Funny part is that I saw it listed on sedo.com but it was removed i guess after a few hours.
Same guy offering 5 other .us.com which seem like an <AlreadyEstablishedBrand>.US.COM
register.us.com
instra.us.com
hostgator.us.com
real.us.com
let.us.com

Any advice or suggestions?

As well as not registering trademarks, you also should avoid registering subdomains as one has less control over them as a true top level domain (TLD) and they have a far smaller resale market. The names listed are all subdomains of us.com.

 

[RevolutionaryDomains]

@RevolutionaryDomains
Thanks very much. Didn't know about TM rights on a domain name. kind of a newbie in domains

Just a little doubt, TMs apply on normal words too? I mean like "register" is just an English word so cant anyone use it if trademarked by somebody?

Ever hear of Apple?

There's a lot to it, so give yourself time to read up and absorb in greater detail, what makes a TM, etc.

Below are a couple of NP links to sections that will help you as you begin. Read, read, read...IMO.

https://www.namepros.com/forums/domain-beginners.25/

https://www.namepros.com/forums/legal-discussion.229/

...gl

 

[TRY]

You should stay away from trademark domain names,

Your examples are subdomains, anyone can create them with their existing domain name for free.

Examples:
Hand.lotion.us
Face.lotion.us
Skin.lotion.us
Etc...

 

[gilescoley]

Always check for TMs

http://tmsearch.uspto.gov/bin/gate.exe?f=searchss&state=4802:g94mgu.1.1

 

[DomainFit]

reg fee + trademarked = stay away

 

[FanCube]

Don't bother with subdomains. They are of no interest to anyone and have no value.