04-21-2009, 11:47 AM
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Originally Posted by marcorandazza Really?
Why don't you take a look at 15 USC s 1129 and tell me if it is not illegal.
And to answer the original poster's question, yes, these people could combine forces and file a claim under 15 USC 1129 and most likely prevail. They will probably only get the domain name plus their attorneys' fees, as I can't see what true damages they could prove. http://randazza.wordpress.com/2005/0...r-individuals/
No, this is a really bad idea.
Under the UDRP, panelists are very unpredictable when it comes to personal names. Under 15 USC 1129, the path to victory is relatively clear.
Wasting $1500 on a filing fee to most likely lose is not that great of a move. Plus, under 1129, they can get their attorneys fees back from the guy. | What ???? Did you read my post? Please try reading it before commenting.
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