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We all know that we walk a fine line when / if we register domains that potentially have TM issues. I don't think a day goes by without a domain coming up for appraisal that gets "$0.00 - TM issues" in the Appraisal Forum, which most ‘sensible’ domainers understand & accept. However, my question is has anyone ever successfully sold a domain with TM issues for a reasonable sum? If so how did you sell it - Private, NP, Ebay, Sedo, etc. and was it sold to the business / person that held the TM or to another entity?

Just curious, I am not trying to encourage people to register domains with TM's. Anybody who does take the risk should realise they could end up in court and the domain taken from them.
 
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One thing that many people do not understand IMO, is that there are many dormant TM's. I see nothing wrong with regging a TM domain, because 90% the TM holders don't care.
If they do come after you, then you just hand the domain over (so the worst is, that you will lose $10)
I have registered many TM domains in the past, and only one of thm turned out to be bad. That domain was Bidville.co.uk ;)
 
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