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Domain Name Legal Issues
NAMEJET.com ~WARNING~ Disgusting behaviour!
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<blockquote data-quote="Theo" data-source="post: 1552745" data-attributes="member: 6561"><p>NameJet was a spin-off of eNom but it's now an independent company. The problem is not tm names; all these expired, pre-released domains are in due deletion and NameJet's agreement with the corresponding registrar puts them in auction. The problem exists when a domain that has a pending litigation is being auctioned and the buck is being passed onto the new owner. NameJet's legalese to which all users must agree upon registration, waives all action against NameJet in the event of a dispute. In other words: do your research before you bid!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Theo, post: 1552745, member: 6561"] NameJet was a spin-off of eNom but it's now an independent company. The problem is not tm names; all these expired, pre-released domains are in due deletion and NameJet's agreement with the corresponding registrar puts them in auction. The problem exists when a domain that has a pending litigation is being auctioned and the buck is being passed onto the new owner. NameJet's legalese to which all users must agree upon registration, waives all action against NameJet in the event of a dispute. In other words: do your research before you bid! [/QUOTE]
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