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UDRP took down #Facegloob domain – your social network

When you call your project “Facegloob” and launch an app for a social network by the same name, you might get attention from Facebook. The Facegloob app was launched in 2017 and had fewer than 100 installs on the Google Store, but in 2020 F...

September 28, 2020 DomainGang Domain Law, Facegloob, Facegoob.com

How Dominic Thiem, world class #tennis player, got his matching .com #domain name

When you’re a professional tennis player, such as Dominic Thiem, it’s important to own your matching .com domain name. Ranked 3rd in the world, Dominic Thiem didn’t register DominicThiem.com, however. The domain was registered by some...

September 24, 2020 DomainGang Domain Law, Dominic Thiem, grant transfer

Facebook template .com : Yes, you can lose your #domain 14 years later

If you hold onto a domain infringing on a famous trademark such as Facebook, you’re wasting your renewal fees. The registrant of FacebookTemplate.com, a domain registered way back in 2006 renewed it 13 times since then. Clearly, a waste of money,...

September 24, 2020 DomainGang Domain Law, Facebook domains, FacebookTem, grant transfer

MonsterEnergy.Monster #UDRP : “Can you please tell me what the problem is?”

From the hilarious responses to a UDRP department: The registrant of MonsterEnergy.monster appeared clueless, when the UDRP’s particulars were sent his way. The Complainant is Monster Energy Company, and the domain appears to be a clear cut viola...

September 23, 2020 DomainGang Domain Law, grant transfer, MonsterEnergy.Monster

Church of Christ 1914 : Matching .com #domain avoided digital crucifixion

The registrant of the domain Churchofchrist1914.com was hit with a UDRP, that was filed by a church in the Philippines. The Complainant is Iglesia Ni Cristo (Church of Christ), Philippines, that describes itself as an independent Christian church, fou...

September 22, 2020 DomainGang Churchofchrist1914.com, deny transfer, Domain Law, Iglesia Ni Cristo

Spase.io tries reverse domain name hijacking

A new company goes after domain registered in 2005. The owner of a business called Spase has been found to have tried reverse domain name hijacking the domain name Spase.com. Spase is a service that converts photographs into 3D models. The business was just launched last year at Spase.io. The owner of Spase.com registered it […]

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September 22, 2020 Andrew Allemann Policy & Law, Reverse Domain Name Hijacking, spase, world intellectual property organization

MountainTop.com #UDRP delivers Reverse #Domain Name Hijacking decision

The registrant of MountainTop.com has reasons to be on top of a tall mountain; the UDRP that was filed against his aged domain failed to materialize its goal. In a case that was handled by IP attorney John Berryhill on behalf of the Respondent, the thr...

September 21, 2020 DomainGang Domain Law, John Berryhill, mountaintop.com, RDNH, Reverse Domain Name Hijacking

Saudi Aramco tries to take dead man’s domain name

Company tries to use UDRP to take domain registered in 1997 by now-deceased man. One of the world’s most valuable companies just plumbed new depths in cybersquatting disputes. Saudi Aramco, the $133 billion Saudi Arabian oil company, filed trademarks for a new brand called Orizon last year. Naturally, the company would like the domain Orizon.com. […]

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September 18, 2020 Andrew Allemann Policy & Law, Saudi Aramco

Orizon.com UDRP : A 23 year old #domain vs a fresh trademark

Orizon.com was registered in 1997, and in 2020 a Saudi oil company attempted to usurp the domain via the UDRP process. The keyword means “horizon” in Greek. The Complainant, Saudi Arabian Oil Co., Saudi Arabia, obtained a trademark in 2020 ...

September 18, 2020 DomainGang Domain Law, Orizon.com

Buyer was begging for a UDRP and got one

On May 18 I wrote about BarclaysBank.com being sold for $3,003 on NameJet. The domain was registered in 1999 and owned by Roy Edward Messer the man who sold Vodka.com for $3 million in 2006. In the comments Roy said: roy e messer says May 18, 2020 at 6...

September 17, 2020 Raymond Hackney IntellectualProperty

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