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closed Should I ask Goodyear if they are interested?
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of search for the goodyear website. do a whois search. and contact the administrator of the same. Mabey he will tell u the best person to contact on in Goodyear. also u can contact the CIO of the company...
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Just be careful when contacting them, think of your email wording very carefully! Dont leave yourself open to a court case! It will become just another story of jo public against a giant, and we know that money is no problem to them!
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just checked out their site, thay have TMed 'assurance' but obviosly for a totally different category, and their brand site is www.goodyearassurance.com
i think if you play your cards right and their brand takes off you can be due for a big payday.
good luck
i think if you play your cards right and their brand takes off you can be due for a big payday.
good luck
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It would be a longshot but you can always ask, Goodyear might
worry about being called cybersquatters for a name that could
be put to better use elsewhere. People wanting laws for sites to
represent what the domain means and such, anti-branding protesters
who want an astronomy site when they type sun.com!
OTOH, be a smart move for goodyear to use for their financing department.
worry about being called cybersquatters for a name that could
be put to better use elsewhere. People wanting laws for sites to
represent what the domain means and such, anti-branding protesters
who want an astronomy site when they type sun.com!
OTOH, be a smart move for goodyear to use for their financing department.
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Its a generic word I sold mule.com to Kawasaki who has a trademark and they never once mention the word cybersquating. I'm sure assurance.com has been around much longer than their new marketing ploy. If you went out and registered it ten days ago rather than 10 years ago they might have a case.
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