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    what if I register a copyright domain with different extension?

    Hi all

    Suppose I find that Google.me is available. I go on and register that. What do you think? Can google sue me for this?

    P.S. Google.me is NOT available. I just used this as an example.

    Just wanted to know if such registrations can cause any problems.

    Thanks for your time

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    Doesn't matter the extension. The domain is a TM.

    I definitely wouldn't mess with any big companies.
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    what if its a service mark

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pink Misfit View Post
    Doesn't matter the extension. The domain is a TM.

    I definitely wouldn't mess with any big companies.
    you mean they can sue me if I register something like that?

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    I think if you register any domains that is trademarked I would assume you could possibly be sued.

    But there are others here who are much better in this area and will chime in I'm sure.
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    Quote Originally Posted by salman1485 View Post
    you mean they can sue me if I register something like that?
    They will either really nicely ask you to hand over the domain or worse case scenario file a lawsuit.

    Personally, I wouldn't mess with names like these. Why take the risk. Of course, you should contact a lawyer for legal advice.

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    If you are intending to buy a cctld for a registered domain,
    depending on the legal aspect of the country +
    the presence of the TM in that country,

    You can take a chance and in some cases, can register without any legal issue
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