ND does not accept google typos domains?

[DrPhibes]

Hi,
I've experienced problems with a google typo domain with traffic. When the page loads, it displays this message "domain has been block". The dns are already pointing ND.
Is this normal?

Many thanks

 

[patroiz]

You can't park google/yahoo typo with Namedrive because google is their advertisement provider

 

[DrPhibes]

Thank you very much for your answer. What do you suggest me to monetize google typo traffic?.

Thanks

 

[petrosc]

i don't think you'll be able to park them anywhere. not sure, but maybe if you find a skenzo feed you might be able to monetize it

 

[DrPhibes]

I will try at sedo since I see some typos there (goole.in, goglee.ru, gogleee.com, etc)

Many thanks petrosc

 

[patroiz]

I would stay away from Google/Yahoo typos if I were you, you could easily be banned...

 

[Raider]

I cant beleive that ANY of you are giving this guy advice on how to park a Google typo! whats the matter with you? your helping someone commit an illegal act, unbeleivable!

 

[petrosc]

even though I'd hate to admit it, you're right what was I thinking.. DrPhibes I hope you know how dangerous holding/monetizing such typos is.

 

[andrejc]

DrPhibes I hope you know how dangerous holding/monetizing such typos is.

What is the worst possible scenario for this? I tought that TM owners ussauly just ask you to transfer the name over to them.. Has anyone had any worse experiences (like being sued or asked to pay some high compensation)?

 

[petrosc]

Has anyone had any worse experiences (like being sued or asked to pay some high compensation)?

yes it can happen - there are companies that will simply not settle with a hassle free transfer of the domain and will drag you all the way to court.
What's worse is that WIPO cases are being published on the internet and some Googling on your name might reveal that in the past you were accused of illegal practices online like typosquatting etc - so you can also forget about finding a good job too - most serious companies/employers will search your background before they hire you. TM typos is seriously something you want to stay away from

 

[namestrands]

What is the worst possible scenario for this? I tought that TM owners ussauly just ask you to transfer the name over to them.. Has anyone had any worse experiences (like being sued or asked to pay some high compensation)?

Yep.. Sued by a publishing company and ordered to pay $25,000.

 

[freeconnect2000]

Why not pick on an 800 pound gorilla and see how mad it can get...LOL
Some people just don't get it.

 

[zangief]

I don't get this point , if owning typos is that bad why can we park other typos.I see the same double standart on godaddy , you can not register a name including godaddy , if they can protect themselves they should protect everybody if this is illegal.

I cant beleive that ANY of you are giving this guy advice on how to park a Google typo! whats the matter with you? your helping someone commit an illegal act, unbeleivable!

 

[STEPHAN]

Sounds like "Why do they still sell cars if you can kill somebody with it".

I would strongly advice to stay away from Google. They have a VERY good legal department. I got to know it and I consider myself a legal pro.