For Sale Carreerbuilder.com

[TopNames.com]

SOLD for *** $33,600 *** (updated at 3:27pm EST) on Enom.

I researched this and there was a UDRP in 2002 and it was awarded to CareerBuilder.com from John Zuccarini. It seems CareerBuilder.com let it drop.

http://arbiter.wipo.int/domains/decisions/html/2002/d2002-0282.html

Seems like a lot to spend on such a high risk domain.

 

[stuff]

The bid is now $32,500 on Enom.

I researched this and there was a UDRP and it was awarded to CareerBuilder.com from John Zuccarini.

http://arbiter.wipo.int/domains/decisions/html/2002/d2002-0282.html

Seems like a lot to spend on such a high risk domain.

But do You have to admit, that it has high ovt
2286, I think it most make $50-$100 daily in PPC

 

[TopNames.com]

But do You have to admit, that it has high ovt
2286, I think it most make $50-$100 daily in PPC

I think more like $200+...very high paying keywords.

What are the legal issues if they win a decision and then let it drop...does that work against them if they file another complaint? Anyone?

 

[scottatmu]

From the UDRP decision linked above ...

In light of the foregoing, the Sole Panelist finds that the Domain Name <carreerbuilder.com> at issue is confusingly similar to the Complainant’s trademark "CareerBuilder", that the Respondent has no rights or legitimate interest in respect of the Domain Name and the Domain Name has been registered and used in bad faith.

Consequently, the Sole Panelist decides that the Domain Name be transferred by the Registrar from the Respondent to the Complainant.

 

[TopNames.com]

From the UDRP decision linked above ...

Right, that's why they won the first complaint. However, what happens now that they let it drop. If they file another complaint, are they at a disadvantage since they let it drop?

 

[nitronet]

SOLD for *** $33,600 *** (updated at 3:27pm EST) on Enom.

I researched this and there was a UDRP in 2002 and it was awarded to CareerBuilder.com from John Zuccarini. It seems CareerBuilder.com let it drop.

http://arbiter.wipo.int/domains/decisions/html/2002/d2002-0282.html

Seems like a lot to spend on such a high risk domain.

The biggest risk here is that the bidding was at Enom.

 

[Theo]

Once I registered a domain with "bay" in it. Two weeks later, Ebay sent me a warning email (pre-CD). I deleted the domain at the registry. Two months later, someone registered it. Ebay took it away from them and it dropped sometime last year. I won't be picking it up again to find out what happens the 2nd time around :-D

 

[stuff]

Its paid now
The whois in protected, but people who know how do pass it know who the buyer is.

 

[Rico]

Yup -

Tracking the owner seems easy.

 

[QuantumBeam]

 

[malmar2]

Its paid now
The whois in protected, but people who know how do pass it know who the buyer is.

How does that work?

 

[stuff]

How does that work?

Its a well protected secret, I can say it`s TOP SECRET, If i tell You - I have to kill You

 

[seeker]

How does that work?

ok, here is a poem I wrote for you. It's as clear as I can make it without actually saying it

Follow the tracks left behind,
for history is never blind.
what the past can unveil,
the present will surely steal.
find the same place you would look,
and make sure you lay the hook.
it's in front of you to see
just look very thouroughly.
once you've written your course,
just make sure to check the source.

:smartass:

 

[SouthernTn]

Man that was beatiful :emba:

 

[DaddyHalbucks]

Right, that's why they won the first complaint. However, what happens now that they let it drop. If they file another complaint, are they at a disadvantage since they let it drop?

If anything, the old UDRP win would bolster any new claim.

A panel once found that the complainant had trademark rights.

 

[jimbaggs]

Right, that's why they won the first complaint. However, what happens now that they let it drop. If they file another complaint, are they at a disadvantage since they let it drop?

yep. big disadvantage for sure. but not an insurmountable one. if the new registrant has bad faith the arb will likely award the name back no matter how many times the let it go. one thing tho- the new reg should be able to ask for 33k as out of pocket expense (but no more). maybe some of the lawyers here have an opinion on this one. john? howard?