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Reply With QuoteA prior UDRP decision on a domain does not protect a new owner from sustaining similar action for the same domain, whereupon the decision could be entirely different.
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The Show Kickbuttowski is a very popular TV show
I am selling my domain:
http://www;kickbutowski.com
The domain receives good traffic, and is building. Please see the links to the stats pages below.
http://kickbutowski.com/kick1.PNG
http://kickbutowski.com/kick2.PNG
http://kickbutowski.com/kick3.PNG
http://kickbutowski.com/kick4.PNG
Please also note, that this domain should be free from TM issues with Disney, as their recent attempts to hijack the domain from me were overturned, please see the link below for the official UDRP desision:
http://domains.adrforum.com/domains/...ns/1373551.htm
The domain earns approx $3.00/day, and I am taking offers over 12 months earnings.
The domain comes alone, or with the site if you prefer.
Last edited by torontoseeker; 04-07-2011 at 09:18 PM.
A prior UDRP decision on a domain does not protect a new owner from sustaining similar action for the same domain, whereupon the decision could be entirely different.
well if so, they will probably make a higher offer first.
My recommendation would be to delete this thread, if you expect Disney to place an offer after they failed at the court.
This is not a UDRP discussion my friend, if you wish to make an offer, you may do so.
The problem is that through this sale you allege a buyer would gain immunity and that is incorrect.
I do appreciate that feedback, and I have modified the post to say "should be free", instead of "will be".
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