This is probably the most actively defended trademark on the planet!
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Last edited by Rockafeller; 11-14-2006 at 04:02 AM.
This is probably the most actively defended trademark on the planet!
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I second that, I had C&D notices from my uk domains from some Germany interest that owns the olympic/olympia etc brand. I'd dump this at the first opportunity.
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Last edited by Rockafeller; 11-14-2006 at 04:03 AM.
The official line on the olympics themed domain names is it's fine to own them, and use them, as long as the contents on the site are nothing to do with the sporting olympics. Where I live we have a coach company called Olympic travel, it has nothing to do with the sporting olympics and therefore is not in breach of the TM. All I am saying is, it is morally wrong to resell this domain on the suggestion that it can be developed as a website for the olympic games. How do i know this? well amongst other sources, try and load an ascii olympic domain name on sedo - it will stop you because of a germany trademark.
Last edited by Alphamale; 03-16-2006 at 05:46 AM.
Well, i think its worth the risk!
I got the same domain but in greek... where the olympics belong! but how knows, maybe you see me in court in a few years![]()
Worth the risk? Do you mean the risk of losing $8?Originally Posted by Findacodder
I pm'd him about this as well. This is one of the most most heavily protected trademarks. They have prevailed time and again.
Yes... at least if they want to demand me, they will have to go to the WIPO, and some $5k fees for lawyers and other stuff....Originally Posted by touchring
when that time arrive, we will have to decide what to do
Are you American, i read somewhere there is some US law that allows a firm to sue an cybersquatter and then obtain damages. So it's not just WIPO for an American.
With so many good generics, there's no reason to go for names like this.
I've got more where these came from!
I am from ArgentinaOriginally Posted by touchring
I don't care if you're from Mars. You shouldn't post that kind of crap in this forum.Originally Posted by Findacodder
I've got more where these came from!
Originally Posted by Findacodder
Olympic's money doesn't belong to anyone, they will just do whatever that is needed to get back the domain, and at the end, you'll gain nothing.
Can you tell me why are you being so fu*king rude?Originally Posted by acesfull
Cant you remain in calm and share you opinion without being rude?
I don't think there's any risk of buying/selling the name,
in fact,
I've sold out some of these names~![]()
Thanks for the comment Nick..any interest?![]()
CHECK BACK...Originally Posted by Findacodder
Last edited by acesfull; 03-16-2006 at 07:41 PM.
I've got more where these came from!
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Last edited by Rockafeller; 11-14-2006 at 04:03 AM.
As you can see from this example:Originally Posted by godfrey90sf
http://www.dnforum.com/f298/net-tele...ad-138702.html
even DNForum admins post opionions/appraisals/translation comments in the IDN forum. So, that means it is OK and accepted practice.
As for オリンピック my dictionary says: Olympic. However, your marketing it as Olympics and not Olympic shows that the intention is infringement on the Olympic Games, and not say, unrelated Olympic Pizza Store use.
Last edited by Named; 03-16-2006 at 08:16 PM.
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