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C & D Letter for CoinsCbay.Com

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Thought of offering it them for free thats wats making sense to me..any suggestions?

Cbay is written intentionally to not make it obvious........hope u get wat C stands for
 
i kinda dont get it - whos suing you? and I dont see any site called cbay.com ...
 
do you mean coins.ebay.com ??? so ebay sent the C and D??? I would just cancel the domain from my account as opposed to just giving to them
 
they said dont park , dont list for sale and dont host....just let it drop......thats wat i am doing......any other suggestions?
 
honestly this seems like such a waste of time and money for ebay to spend - then they was the registrant of these types of domains to just let them drop, okay - most ppl dont care, but why do that when another person will pick up and they have to do this again? makes no sense and this domain in particular - is just sooo off that I just cant see it being a TM violation
 
Agreed ^^ Other than it having to do with Coins and "bay" it has nothing to do with "ebay"... Completely different term.
 
but why do that when another person will pick up and they have to do this again?

Well, that's the burden of a trademark holder. They have to protect their TM,
and people ought to watch out for those things lest someone else does that
for them and they won't like it.

Agreed ^^ Other than it having to do with Coins and "bay" it has nothing to do with "ebay"... Completely different term.

Then you missed what the OP subsequently posted as the actual domain. One
might have to ask why the OP registered that to begin with, given it bears a
very unique and famous trademark.
 
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