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Matvey

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Hmmmm.

Its going to happen sooner or later.

Should be searched alot.

No?

Yes?
 
I like it. Wish I had thought of it. You could turn on the news one night and realize your going to get 1,000 hits the next day.
 
Yeah and you will be the first they sue :-)
 
LOL!! JDK, that was very funny.
 
But I have a hard time seeing how this qualifies as trademark poaching? Clearly the intent of the name is not to take traffic that was intended for Myspace. I'm not too clear on all the legalities though.
 
If they say that this has trademark issues I will stage a meeting in a dark place with a man I met on Myspace and I will have him touch me. Now whos getting sued..... and who has the cool domain name.....

=P


:plane: < Dont you think eventually he would run out of gas?
 
Now yer thinking! That's hilarious but too bad you revealed your intentions publicly. Now they will use this thread in your court case...and all you will end up with is some inappropriate touching in a dark alley.
 
But they will win the case of me getting touched but will then look over the other case at hand and i will have just the domain name to document it.

Still need appraisals.
 
:llama: If you owould like to save the life of this llama please give some appraisals on the domain.
 
I dont' see how you can appraise it. It might get a whole bunch of traffic one day or might get nothing for years. Even if it were to get traffic one day, it would be tough to monetize it from one lawsuit. Now if it were like a class-action or a whole rash of lawsuits started against myspace...you could make a lot of money.
 
Im just saying that im willing to sell for someone els to take care of thos eposibilites. What shoud i charge for it?
 
Why sell now? Hold it for the next 11 months and see if it becomes a winning lottery ticket. It won't be worth any less in eleven months than it is now.
 
difficult to sell it. but if you hold it, you maybe can earn much from this name and then before they sue you, drop it.
 
By the time its making money there will be a lawsuit and I dont think they will be worried enough about the website against them. Or for them....
 
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