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Email from International Domain Name Registry

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URLtrader

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Hi ,

I have received this email :--

"International Domain Name Registry (IDNR) has received an application for
registration of the domain xxxxxxxxonline.name; by a third party, that is almost identical to your domain name xxxxxxxxonline.info .

International Domain Name Registry was founded for registration, control and
monitoring of domain names and trade marks that include copyright control, fair business regulations, legitimate usage and activity, dispute and claim consideration of property breach of the domain for transfer to the court.

Registration of the domain name similar to your own can be done for the
reasons mentioned below:

1. The third party wants to use the domain name for any purposes, including
business, distinct from your business activity.
2. The third party wants to register the domain name for creation of a business similar to yours.
3. The third party (that, probably, before registration of a domain name was
your competitor also) wants to disrupt the business of a competitor, or
intentionally attempt to lure the customers of another business by creating a confusingly similar Web address.

Consequently, it is our opinion that this application may have been submitted in bad faith.

You are required to submit to us your opposition to the third party domain
name registration contemplated herein and expressly advise us of your intent to license this domain name (go to www.diregistry.com, choose "register a domain" then "block the application of the third party") prior to the expiration of this notice (which is one working day after it is sent) or licensing rights to the domain name would be assigned to any applicant. In this case IDNR WILL NOT BE LIABLE FOR THE LOSS OF DOMAIN NAME IDENTICAL OR CONFUSINGLY SIMILAR USE OF YOUR COMPANY"S NAME; OR INTERRUPTION OF BUSINESS ACTIVITY OR BUSINESS LOSSES.

Also IDNR further will not consider your complaint to infringement of your
rights for IDENTICAL OR CONFUSINGLY SIMILAR USE OF YOUR COMPANY"S NAME; OR INTERRUPTION OF BUSINESS ACTIVITY OR BUSINESS LOSSES.

Thank you.
International Domain Name Registry"

Anyone else got such emails ?

Thanks,
URL Trader
 
Yeh, There was another posting on this forum about it. Its a scam, ignore it. I received a few of them.


URLtrader said:
Hi ,

I have received this email :--

"International Domain Name Registry (IDNR) has received an application for
registration of the domain xxxxxxxxonline.name; by a third party, that is almost identical to your domain name xxxxxxxxonline.info .

International Domain Name Registry was founded for registration, control and
monitoring of domain names and trade marks that include copyright control, fair business regulations, legitimate usage and activity, dispute and claim consideration of property breach of the domain for transfer to the court.

Registration of the domain name similar to your own can be done for the
reasons mentioned below:

1. The third party wants to use the domain name for any purposes, including
business, distinct from your business activity.
2. The third party wants to register the domain name for creation of a business similar to yours.
3. The third party (that, probably, before registration of a domain name was
your competitor also) wants to disrupt the business of a competitor, or
intentionally attempt to lure the customers of another business by creating a confusingly similar Web address.

Consequently, it is our opinion that this application may have been submitted in bad faith.

You are required to submit to us your opposition to the third party domain
name registration contemplated herein and expressly advise us of your intent to license this domain name (go to www.diregistry.com, choose "register a domain" then "block the application of the third party") prior to the expiration of this notice (which is one working day after it is sent) or licensing rights to the domain name would be assigned to any applicant. In this case IDNR WILL NOT BE LIABLE FOR THE LOSS OF DOMAIN NAME IDENTICAL OR CONFUSINGLY SIMILAR USE OF YOUR COMPANY"S NAME; OR INTERRUPTION OF BUSINESS ACTIVITY OR BUSINESS LOSSES.

Also IDNR further will not consider your complaint to infringement of your
rights for IDENTICAL OR CONFUSINGLY SIMILAR USE OF YOUR COMPANY"S NAME; OR INTERRUPTION OF BUSINESS ACTIVITY OR BUSINESS LOSSES.

Thank you.
International Domain Name Registry"

Anyone else got such emails ?

Thanks,
URL Trader
 
toscawan said:
Yeh, There was another posting on this forum about it. Its a scam, ignore it. I received a few of them.

They have access to domain owner database and they randomly sent mails to the owner. Just ignore it.

You need to inform your client/customer regarding this mail.

Regards,
Em
 
I love email marketing :-)
 
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