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    what can i do to protect myself with a TM domain?

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    Re: what can i do to protect myself with a TM domain?

    1. don't register it in bad faith (too late if you already have of course)

    2. don't use it in bad faith

    3. make sure you don't sell directly or indirectly the same type of product or service as the TM owner.

    Do as I say, not as I do, of course (tongue in cheek).

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    Re: what can i do to protect myself with a TM domain?

    NOT TO BE TAKEN AS LEGAL ADVICE....

    I would suggest filing a DBA through your local county, and also file for a state TM. In order to lose the name through UDRP, you HAVE to meet three requirements, one of which is that you don't have a legal right to the name. If you can create this, then you should be fine.

    NOT TO BE TAKEN AS LEGAL ADVICE....

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    Re: what can i do to protect myself with a TM domain?

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