question Trademark Question again

[blogspotter]

I was in a Namejet Auction because that domain was registered in hundreds of variations and it has several companies and it never occured to my mind that it could be trademarked.

But as I did more research, i suddenly realize that not only is it the name of a company, it is also the name of a flagship product of that company.

I won't bet getting into the hassle now, and it is gone over 2000 in bid.

On Justia there a few companies that have registered the same trademark for use in two different industries.

So, will it be right to assume that It won't be 100% clean, right?

 

[efizi]

What kind of response are they expecting? What are the options?

I really do not know.

I have attached a screen shot of the the reasons for the UDRP.

 

[monotheist]

I really do not know.

I have attached a screen shot of the the reasons for the UDRP.

They are asking for a transfer in point five. Go ahead and do that.

 

[efizi]

They are asking for a transfer in point five. Go ahead and do that.

Noted. Many thanks!!!

 

[jberryhill]

Hey gang, could we please try to:

1. Keep the forum to "one topic per thread" and to follow-up questions that directly relate to the topic at hand. If you have a different question, start a different thread.

2. Use subject lines for topics that might help someone looking for discussion on a similar topic? Practically every question in this forum is a "Trademark Question" since that is a primary legal issue in domaining. Maybe try to be more specific.

If you are seeking legal advice on an actual specific question, in contrast to a general question about a legal topic, please read my comments here about why you should not be doing that on a web forum, and why a lawyer cannot give you legal advice on a web forum:

https://www.namepros.com/threads/th...-trademarked-what-to-do.1215250/#post-8024314

And, finally, just this once - no, if you have received a Notice of Commencement in a UDRP proceeding, the domain name has already been locked by the registrar and you cannot transfer the domain name. The registrar can only transfer the domain name if instructed to do so by the UDRP provider. Rule 17 of the UDRP provides a mechanism for doing that on a voluntary basis.

 

[Wesley S]

applecart.com
applecar.com

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[jberryhill]