namanimal said:in this case, utube.com is a domainers wet dream! they should just shut up, shut down their site, and put up adsense and call it a day!
YouTube.com is not crashing UTube.com. This is a frivolous lawsuit and YouTube hasn't done anything that could be considered negligent.DNQuest.com said:But ask yourself this, what if you were in that position where you could be losing millions of dollars because of someone's site is crashing yours? That is what is happening here.
johnn said:Utube should not sue youtube.
What they should do is to hire Namepros member to add Google adsense to the site and start to collect the money.
maybe that is the reason they do not respond on my 100$ offer-RJ- said:Utube already knows they're sitting on a gold mine. They've been trying to sell the domain for $7.5mil for a little while now, but I guess since Google (the only logical buyer) didn't bite they're trying another method.
UTube can't afford lawyers good enough to fight Google over this kind of frivolous crap.sdsinc said:I can understand that utube us being crippled but how come Youtube (the real Youtube) is responsible for misdirected type-in traffic ? I would take advantage of the traffic boost to grow my business (and why not post some cool video ads on youtube as well)
But well that's America after all. With good lawyers you can win anything:notme:
Please answer the following question... How is YouTube directly (or even partially) responsible for the traffic that is "ruining" UTube? They obviously had no intent to ruin a company when they registered YouTube.com. They didn't infringe on any TMs. They are in no way responsible for the actions of ignorant web-surfers who mistype the name into their browsers.labrocca said:I don't believe the suit is frivalous. utube had a viable business and it is ruined by youtube.com... I think a proper settlement would be for youtube to host utube.com at their expense. That imho would be justice. Utube shouldn't have to pay THOUSANDS per month for bandwidth charges and to pay sysadmins to keep the site running.

