closed Googaol.com

[veryfine]

GoogAOL.com is a good domain?

 

[GT Web]

no it isn't, its a terrible domain.

why on Earth did you register it?

it's two potentially massive lawsuits all rolled into one utterly useless and stupid domain name

 

[simon]

its a tyo of a serious company and more than that i doubt if it will receive any traffic

 

[premiumtap]

GoogAOL.com is a good domain?

Sorry veryfine but there isn't much value in this name. I would bring up the possibility of finding some legal difficulties but you’ve likely already considered them.

 

[veryfine]

Sorry veryfine but there isn't much value in this name. I would bring up the possibility of finding some legal difficulties but you’ve likely already considered them.

Oh, thanks. I really registered some other domains:

googleticket.net
googleader.com
googleadradio.com

 

[GT Web]

Oh, thanks. I really registered some other domains:

googleticket.net
googleader.com
googleadradio.com

What were you thinking?

These names aren't even partially valuable typos and Google can sue you for them anytime it pleases. Although these names are so bad, Google probably wont even bother.

 

[Koncept]

lol and any domain that contains the word google in it belongs to google so you really dont own them

 

[denny007]

Domains belongs to nobody, with registering domain you just buy the right to use them.

 

[veryfine]

Domains belongs to nobody, with registering domain you just buy the right to use them.

Agree with you definitely!!

I have www.mtv.sh and www.video.sh, then should I return to MTV.com and Video.com. That is very funny. I the right person who owns the right to use them prensently until I drop them out.

 

[Koncept]

the companys dont have rights to the domain but the trademark and if there trademark is in your domain they have rights to your domain

 

[Matvey]

I bought that70sshow.info but it had been processing with ym registrar for some weeks now. Is this because of lawsuits that may come by it. Or do you think its just an error.

If it is theres definitly lawsuits here because its a huge online company AOL.

 

[denny007]

they have rights to your domain

Not per se, they first need to get this right, i.e. with lawsuit, WIPO decision etc.