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a company that sells books advertise my domain as their site !!!!

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my domain
EXbox dot com
the advertise :
http://video.yahoo.com/watch/5135374/13604887

"http://fix360fix.com Www.exbox.com Support Oh no! The dreaded red ring of death! No need to panic because now you can fix your Xbox 360 by yourself in just an hour!"
on the top of the page is only my domain !!
what should i do?
 
Sell it to him!
 
i signed up as affiliate to a similar book
 
some goof up it seems .
if it is working for you and you see no complicatins .. it's ok/

although, get in touch with the publisher / vendor and get it sorted out , if in doubt
 
could this put me in trouble with TM?
a UK based company asked me to sell it few years ago cause they have a product (server)
with this name
..$60 in 15 days with clickbank..
is it fraud to advertise "fix" it books?
 
I'm not sure I follow your complaint.

However, If I owned that domain, I would stay away from anything close to "x".

Just because you are in Greece doesn't protect you from the reach of "m".
They already have a reputation of being a dog that bites.
 
"i signed up as affiliate to a similar book"

you might get a trademark lawsuit because of this especially driving the visitors to a competitors product.

and especially saying on the forum that the domain makes money is another reason for them to takei
 
rubbish... the fools that published his domain name as thier own certainly have no claim to the "x" TM anyway.

MS might have a different spin on it but probably not...
 
Looks like a simple mistake.. I don't think they meant it. "Ex" and "X" sound the same.
 
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