A 2-letter domain name ZL.com has become a subject of UDRP.
ZL.com was created in May of 1996, and the domain name is privately registered. The domain name is parked and it is currently listed for sale via Sedo, although there does not appear to be an asking price listed at Sedo.
Earlier this year, Kenyan Airlines filed a UDRP against KQ.com, which it lost. A little less than a year ago, a different company filed a UDRP against WI.com, and that UDRP was lost as well.
http://www.domaininvesting.com/zl-com-subject-of-udrp-filing/
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There are numerous expansions possible for the term ZL. Hence, we already know the decision.
However, the question is that the owner needs to deal with these kind of useless cases anyways.
They will need to hire a lawyer, get the domain name defended and undergo all the procedure and headache.
This significantly increases the cost of owning a premium domain name!
What do you have to say to that? Have you been a victim as well? How did you handle such situations?
ZL.com was created in May of 1996, and the domain name is privately registered. The domain name is parked and it is currently listed for sale via Sedo, although there does not appear to be an asking price listed at Sedo.
Earlier this year, Kenyan Airlines filed a UDRP against KQ.com, which it lost. A little less than a year ago, a different company filed a UDRP against WI.com, and that UDRP was lost as well.
http://www.domaininvesting.com/zl-com-subject-of-udrp-filing/
Source
There are numerous expansions possible for the term ZL. Hence, we already know the decision.
However, the question is that the owner needs to deal with these kind of useless cases anyways.
They will need to hire a lawyer, get the domain name defended and undergo all the procedure and headache.
This significantly increases the cost of owning a premium domain name!
What do you have to say to that? Have you been a victim as well? How did you handle such situations?
