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CoachRock

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Any issues anyone can think of related to a " greatwhite.XXX " domain name. I am interested in this kind of name just want to make sure there are not legal issues surrounding this type of name, like trademark...

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The Australian Golfer Greg Norman is known as the "Great White" but don't know if there are any TM issues with that - see http://www.shark.com which is his site.
 

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no TM issues

greatwhite is a name of a pretty large shark
greg norman took the name from there
 

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Great White is also the name of a very popular, label-signed hard rock band. If you do a google search with "great white" and music, you get about 250,000 websites that reference the band.

I don't know if they are a registered trademark of the record label.
 

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'Great White' is registered for several products in the US - including pipe joint compound and automatic pool cleaner in the nature of a vacuum-type unit.

You could even register this as a trademark yourself - for any other type of goods or services.

IANAL - but in my informed opinion, it would be trademark overreach for one of them to take it away from you - if you do not infringe on any specific business.

Basically - UDRP was made that way by WIPO to aid and abet corporations to overreach their trademark.
 
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