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If Fox News had this trademarked: VRFOX

Then FOXVR is or is not a violation? For the sake of clarity, it would not be a website that looks anything like Fox or Fox News.
 
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VRNYT.com has nothing to do with VR or Virtual Reality. The TM, according to USPTO, in regards to NYTVR is related to VR or Virtual Reality. I really don't see how you see the connection in this case.

Well, except he already admitted that's what he's going for.

well I built this page for http://www.vrnyt.com

Very basic. Not your type is a pretty popular catch phrase. As the VR grows, updates, evolves, I will update my page:)

vrnyt is not trademarked. virtual reality not your type
nytvr is trademarked.
 
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I am excited to have a thread that is up to 3 pages, and Ive only been here a month. Ofcourse this thread will lose its interest shortly, I think. :)
 
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Well, except he already admitted that's what he's going for.

It could change as developers want. I think for now Vacation Rentals Now Yours Too makes the most sense! In fact I had someone comment about the airbnb.com link!! That was exciting!!
 
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lol Kate

at this point, it does seem contrary

:)

hope @Want2learn understands that our comments are not to be taken personally, just business.

Good Luck!

imo...

Honestly, I have really enjoyed the community here. I have been blown away by the world that is domaining!
 
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I'd like to grasp this opportunity to thank my fellow members for all the instructive information.
 
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Much Appreciated, Corey
 
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Does trademarked apply to all domain extensions ?
 
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Honestly, I have really enjoyed the community here. I have been blown away by the world that is domaining!

you have a great attitude, in respect to how you've taken the feedback.

not too many can absorb criticism, consistently, and still pursue.

obviously, you have learned something

:)

imo....
 
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you have a great attitude, in respect to how you've taken the feedback.

not too many can absorb criticism, consistently, and still pursue.

obviously, you have learned something

:)

imo....

Here is the thing, I am so new to domaining that for some of you, you have forgotten more than I have learned about domaining!

I do think differently than probably most people on the site. I am a special education teacher, so it behooves me to see the best in people and give the benefit of the doubt. I realize I have some terrible names. I would not register them today. I will not renew them in December of 2018! I can't undo those mistakes. It still benefits me to try and move them if at all possible! I figure if I ask about a domain, that no pro would ever register, I might just get some suggestions for an end user. If I recall correctly, I had possibilities in mind when I registered every domain. believe it or not i thought a huge alabama football fan would be interested in rolldamtide.com. It may never move, except to expire:) But I believe I will find a crazy fanatic bama fan that will gladly pay $100 for it! LOL! Just a glimpse into the mind of me!

I think I am just about at 100% thumbs down on every domain I have ever mentioned here from NP members. And yet I have sold 2 domains so far. I know that when I come on here I am getting great technical feedback/criticism/ways of thinking. I also have the luxury of not depending on this for my livelihood! I think all the feedback has been professional, not personal. It is hard to be upset about that!!

Kinda lastly . . . I actually think that if I am learning from the more seasoned pros, I can take that knowledge and try and find a niche that is outside their comfort zone.

not doubt in my mind that lovesmiled.com and 112358132134.com would have also gotten hand reg thumbs down comments. I think I sold lovesmiled.com for too little. Check out the page and tell me you don't think would have paid more than $100 for it! I am sure most people here are familiar with the Fibonacci sequence or code, and yet it was available for hand reg in december, and I sold it late March i think.

Only point I am trying to make is that there is plenty of room for variety or differences of opinions. No doubt this community has shaped me so that i wasn't buying really terrible domains anymore. LOL now they are just bad . . .
 
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Quick advice needed.

I have GVIRTUALREALITY.COM

Can GoogleVr claim it?
 
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Quick advice needed.

I have GVIRTUALREALITY.COM

Can GoogleVr claim it?

they can attempt to claim anything as they can afford it. the question is if they will and if they succeed which no one can answer ... why do you want to find out?

i have seen less infringing domains lose UDRPs.
 
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Gibber verb To speak rapidly and incoherently, speak fast and unintelligently
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Glib adjective Articulate but insincere and shallow
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I just had to lol at this one . . .

Garrulous adjective Extremely talkative, talking too much especially about unimportant things


No specific reason;)
 
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Word Type Meaning
Gabble verb Talk quickly and indistinctly, to talk or utter rapidly or incoherently
Gaiety noun Light hearted and cheerful mood or behavior
Gaffe noun An embarrassing blunder
Gainsay verb Deny or contradict,
Galore adjective In abundance, aplenty
Galvanize verb To stimulate shock or excite into action
Gambit noun An action or remark intended to gain an advantage
Gamut noun The whole range or scope, the entire range or extent
Garble verb Confuse or distort a message
Garish adjective Gaudy, unpleasantly bright and showy
Gargantuan adjective Enormous, giant in size
Garner verb Gather or collect, to gather up and store
Garrulous adjective Extremely talkative, talking too much especially about unimportant things
Gauche adjective Socially awkward, lacking social grace
Gawk verb To stare stupidly
Gawky adjective Awkward, ungainly, clumsy
Gazebo noun A summer house with a wide view, an open structure with an enjoyable view
Generic adjective Of a whole class, kind or group, having no brand name
Genesis noun The origin of something
Genteel adjective Polite, well bred, refined
Genre noun A style of art, literature
Gesticulate verb Gesture dramatically in place of or to emphasize speech, to make lively gestures
Gibber verb To speak rapidly and incoherently, speak fast and unintelligently
Gibe verb variant of Jibe; to taunt; deride.
Gimmick noun A trick or device intended to attract attention
Glean verb Collect from various sources, to collect facts gradually
Glib adjective Articulate but insincere and shallow
Glitch noun Informal- a sudden problem or fault, a malfunction or error
Gnaw Verb Bite at persistently, cause persistent anxiety or pain
Goad verb Provoke to action, (noun)-a stimulus to action
Gospel noun Something absolutely true
Graffiti noun Writings or drawings on a surface in a public place
Gratis adjective Free of charge
Grandiose adjective Impressive, showy, ambitious in scale
Gravitate verb Be drawn towards,
Gregarious adjective Fond of the company of others
Grid noun Network of crossed lines forming a series of squares
Grievous adjective Very severe or serious, causing grief
Grimace noun Make a distorted face, a twisted facial expression showing disgust, pain or amusement, make a grimace
Grisly adjective Causing horror or revulsion, terrifying
Groundwork noun Preliminary or basic work
Grounding noun Basic training or instruction
Grotesque adjective Comically or repulsively ugly or distorted, distorted in appearance, shape etc
Grovel verb Act humbly to obtain forgiveness or favor, to lie or crawl to please another
Grueling adjective Very tiring, exhausting
Grumpy adjective Bad tempered, peevish, sulky
Gullible adjective Easily deceived, easily duped
Gumption noun Informal-resourcefulness, initiative and courage
Gusto noun Zest, enjoyment, vigor
Gush verb Express approval in an unrestrained way
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