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For Sale 4 Key Realtor-related domains for sale

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DaddyHalbucks

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"Realtor" is a famous registered trademark, and offering for sale a domain which contains it may be a violation of law. This is not meant as a derogatory comment; obviously, it is proper for DNF members to comment about apparent illegal activity.
 

Cash Is King

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private message is the only appropriate way imho.
 

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Originally posted by DomainProfiles
I do not believe comments should be placed in someone else's sales thread though. :rolleyes:

If there's no general warning placed as a sticky on the sales thread about trademark risks, then I think it's appropriate to post information or a question about a possible infringement issue.

That's not what I consider "crapping" in a sales thread, and concerns shouldn't be hidden in a pm. People (especially newbies) do need to be warned about the risks, and in full view of the members here. This shouldn't be just buyer beware and anything goes for a buck.

I'm not commenting about these names specifically, but about the subject of questioning potential trademark violations in general.
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I used to own e-realtors.com. An attorney for the realtor trademark nicely warned me to let it expire and not try to sell it...so I did. Now look were it resides http://www.e-realtors.com :(
 

StockDoctor

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This isn't that fraudulent ridden ebay.
 

DaddyHalbucks

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Stoc,

Thanks for the nice comments.

Yes, let's keep DNF a good place!

We don't want it to become an AfterNIC.
 

Steen

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is that 250.com or 25o.com?
 

GT Web

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it is - 25o.com - crappy name
 

GiantDomains

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As always .. buyer beware.

Alerting your fellow members of a possible TM infringement is not crapping in a sales thread, as long as it is worded nicely.
 
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