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At first I couldn't understand what the domain is...until I searched for theBattle over 'sandwich' domain name
CAPE COD, Mass. | June 09, 2005 2:11:53 AM IST
A Massachusetts innkeeper and a British-based business owned by descendants of the Earl of Sandwich, are battling over an Internet domain name.
Brian Clifford, innkeeper at The Earl of Sandwich Motel has been accused of cybersquatting by the sandwich company owned by descendants of the original Earl of Sandwich, the Cape Cod Times reported Wednesday.
Clifford says he purchased the the Internet domain name in the mid-1990s and his Web site has become an integral part of his $250,000-per-year business.
However, Gary Davis, chief executive officer of Earl of Sandwich, says the company that sells pre-packaged sandwiches to shops and restaurants in England has plans to franchise in the United States.
The sandwich company would prefer if Clifford would adopt a new Web address -- earlofsandwichmotel.com.
Clifford has consulted a lawyer who said he had a strong case to keep the domain name, but said a legal battle could be lengthy and cost $2,500 to $50,000 with no guarantees.
Massachusetts inkeeper and found the name in question: earlofsandwich.com.
He should be able to keep it, I'm sure. But it's a legal hassle.
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very nice websiteOriginally Posted by davezan1
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He got it first so he should keep it
I thought it was about sandwich.com
That's what I also thought at first. But the WHOIS info shows it's registeredOriginally Posted by RADiSTAR
to Yahoo, and it's not showing anything related at all to the inkeeper.
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The sandwich.com is as generic as they get.
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