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The trademark application for GIVE.COM has failed to materialize, according to USPTO records. The application was filed in July 2020, along with GIVELIFY GIVE.COM that was filed in October 2020. That application is still pending, all while the domain G...
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April 23, 2021 DomainGang
Domain Law, Give.com
The operators of the domain Events.com have applied for the registration of the trademark, EVENT.COM with the USPTO. Registered in 1993, the domain Event.com is pointing to a lander by SafeNames. The trademark application was filed with an “inten...
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April 19, 2021 DomainGang
Domain Law, event.com, events.com, uspto
Facebook has sued what it believes is a Web.com subsidiary, claiming the company has been engaged in wholesale cybersquatting for well over a decade. The complaint, filed in a Pennsylvania District Court, alleges that New Venture Services Corp current ...
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April 16, 2021 Kevin Murphy
Domain Registrars, Namecheap, Network Solutions, new venture services, nvsc, Web.com
Domain companies form the domain industry where domain name investors, also known as “domainers” operate. There are hundreds of domain companies worldwide, and many are registrars, registries, brokerage companies, and domain selling or doma...
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April 12, 2021 DomainGang
domain companies, The Domain Companies LLC
The first rule of the domain club: If it contains a trademark, don’t register it. Not playing by this fundamental rule, domain squatters have targeted two large US retailers, Best Buy and Walmart. Best Buy shared news of a new subscription servic...
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April 8, 2021 DomainGang
Best Buy, Best Buy Beta, domain squatters, Hazel, Hazel by Walmart, Walmart
The operators of Classic.com, a premium domain name registered in 1998, have applied for the registration of the CLASSIC.COM trademark. In fact, there are 4 distinct applications that include both the word mark and the design mark, in various classes; ...
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April 6, 2021 DomainGang
Classic.com, Domain Law, uspto
The operators of Public.com, a premium domain registered in 1998, have filed for the registration of the matching mark, PUBLIC.COM. The USPTO application was filed with a date of first use being September 1, 2019. The mark was applied for the following...
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April 5, 2021 DomainGang
Anything.com, Domain Law, esqwire, Public.com, USPT
Fairy tale monsters can be harmless or even cute, but “monster” can become a liability as a singular reference, all thanks to the MONSTER mark. A UDRP involving the domain MangoLoco.monster was a clear reference to the popular beverage make...
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March 26, 2021 DomainGang
Domain Law, Mango Loco, MangoLoco.monster, Monster domains
The creators of MoxieLash, a line of lashes and other cosmetics, have applied for a federal trademark registration at the USPTO. The mark application is for the term MOXIE.COM. The applicant operates from the domain Moxielash.com, and the trademark app...
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March 26, 2021 DomainGang
booking.com, Domain Law, moxie, moxie.com, moxielash, moxielash.com, Steve Hollinger, uspto
CouponCabinet.com is an 11 year old domain name, whose registrant refers to it as a “catchy domain.” The domain changed several owners during its almost dozen years in existence, and its current registrant just lost it via the UDRP process....
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March 22, 2021 DomainGang
Coupon cabin, CouponCabinet.com, Domain Law