domain Two domains... need to know how much they worth

[Danik]

GoogleToolz.com - can be used for google tools and stuff
SerialBank.com - serial numbers, cracks...

how much do you think they worth? :S

 

[AbdulBasit.com]

The first one is a trademark domain. Just drop the domain as soon as possible.

The second is reg fee.

 

[maxeaus]

LOL, I'm just looking into my crystal ball, and i see a post coming asking

"Whats wrong with GoogleToolz.com?, why should i drop it, what do you mean it's a trademark, surely I can sell it to Google."

 

[the_poet]

First of all, this isn't the right section for asking for appraisals.

G/toolz has TM issues and you'd better ask for a refund.

The second one is reg fee.

 

[JamesDavid]

Agreed if you just regged GoogleToolz get a refund and fast....

SerialBank isn't that bad. They only use I see would be a Warez type of site where you provide serial numbers for software or a website where you legally sell serial numbers to legit software.

 

[Danik]

i didnt knew that googletoolz.com is illigal,
how can i delete it?

 

[DnEbook]

go to your account and hit .....DELETE

then go to uspto.gov and search trademarks in future

 

[SEOdec]

You have to drop first one :D, Google won't make a higher offer for you. :lol:

 

[sandy12]

If thats the case, the domain service provider is also at fault. They shuldnt be selling trademark names in the 1st place.

 

[the_poet]

i didnt knew that googletoolz.com is illigal,
how can i delete it?

If the name is at GoDaddy, send them an email saying you made a mistake in registering it. AFAIK GoDaddy has never refused to fulfil a refund request. If it's at another registrar, try to send them the same request, but the chances they'll accept it are significantly lower.

 

[Danik]

If the name is at GoDaddy, send them an email saying you made a mistake in registering it. AFAIK GoDaddy has never refused to fulfil a refund request. If it's at another registrar, try to send them the same request, but the chances they'll accept it are significantly lower.

i registerd it on NetFirms, sent them an email, hope they will respond me.

 

[chrysalis55]

LOL, I'm just looking into my crystal ball, and i see a post coming asking

"Whats wrong with GoogleToolz.com?, why should i drop it, what do you mean it's a trademark, surely I can sell it to Google."

You were almost correct!:hehe:

 

[DnEbook]

many people here have made mistakes one way or another , if you only ever lose $8 in domaining you have done well

 

[Stuff]

To fulfill the crystal ball prophecy...

What will happen if he keeps the name? Let's say google comes out with an app named Toolz. Will google file a lawsuit against him? Will they make a complaint with ICANN? Wouldn't it be easier for google to just pay him a few thousand bucks and be done with it, rather than go through a drawn out series of court proceedings that will cost them many times more than a few thousand bucks?

Are there any documented cases of any of these scenarios happening?

 

[toorhamza]

Serialbank is more useful i guess!!!

 

[the_poet]

many people here have made mistakes one way or another , if you only ever lose $8 in domaining you have done well

I absolutely agree!

 

[maxeaus]

To fulfill the crystal ball prophecy...

What will happen if he keeps the name? Let's say google comes out with an app named Toolz. Will google file a lawsuit against him? Will they make a complaint with ICANN? Wouldn't it be easier for google to just pay him a few thousand bucks and be done with it, rather than go through a drawn out series of court proceedings that will cost them many times more than a few thousand bucks?

Are there any documented cases of any of these scenarios happening?

How absolutely amazing! here is the site, tools.google.com (google it), why don't you shoot them an email letting them know you will sell googletoolz.com to them for $3,000.00.

Make sure you let them know they would be buying a superior domain to theirs, and don't forget to remind them that it may cost many times more than a few thousand bucks if they tried to take you to court.

My guess is they will shoot you back an email straight away with the check for $3,000.00 and thanking you for enlightening them as to the merits of your domain name. I'm sure they would just be shaking in fear at a lawsuit costing many times more than $3000.000!!!

WAKE UP.

GoogleToolz.com - can be used for google tools and stuff

Got to admit this guy is smart, he has privacy protection and has used the domain name as his company name, yep, reg fee, privacy fee AND a lawsuit,

that's a hat-trick my friend!