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not too long ago hand regged bluffing.ca
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tabernac & a few other fine French words I learned from my x Quebec lady
Vandoos, you were with them, we had a small war with them in st John NB, we won, go Navy
Acouple of names I regged
sexfun.ca
sextool.ca
seems that the word sex is pretty popular
Vandoos, you were with them, we had a small war with them in st John NB, we won, go Navy
Acouple of names I regged
sexfun.ca
sextool.ca
seems that the word sex is pretty popular
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tabernac & a few other fine French words I learned from my x Quebec lady
Vandoos, you were with them, we had a small war with them in st John NB, we won, go Navy
Acouple of names I regged
sexfun.ca
sextool.ca
seems that the word sex is pretty popular
I was with the Royal Canadian Regiment - I don't remember why that a-hole was around - but he sure liked to yell at us non-French speakers. Took me two weeks to find out what the hell he was saying to me every afternoon!
After a few weeks in the cold, mud, and wet, or glaring heat and beating off the black flies a stint in the Navy would have been like shangri-la!
And sex sells! Somebody out there always seems ready to type them in!
k:EDIT - royalcanadianregiment.ca = available
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I think you got a good one there, and it was regged before I know I have looked it up, obviously it dropped and no one picked it up:
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It's my b-day so I went a little spend crazy... 
Finally got EasternCanada.ca - I've been thinking of it, and thinking of it and finally got it today. I've also got NorthernCanada.ca and it will do three times regfee parked so hopefully EC follows suit.
Some other recent hand reg's - captcha.ca, penile.ca, antivirusprograms.ca and secondworldwar.ca. Not so sure of that last one but the ovt is nice. I'd make it a minisite now, but I wouldn't know where to stop!
And a provincial government ministry contacted me this morning via telephone to inquire about a geo of mine. I'll post the sale if/when it goes through. I've never sold a domain to such an outfit so i'm not sure how much they can/want to bear...
Finally got EasternCanada.ca - I've been thinking of it, and thinking of it and finally got it today. I've also got NorthernCanada.ca and it will do three times regfee parked so hopefully EC follows suit.
Some other recent hand reg's - captcha.ca, penile.ca, antivirusprograms.ca and secondworldwar.ca. Not so sure of that last one but the ovt is nice. I'd make it a minisite now, but I wouldn't know where to stop!
And a provincial government ministry contacted me this morning via telephone to inquire about a geo of mine. I'll post the sale if/when it goes through. I've never sold a domain to such an outfit so i'm not sure how much they can/want to bear...
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Good luck with the sale whitebark.
I'll admit, I'd had a few drinks last night before I regged tabarnac - not sure what I was thinking but it must be one of the more popular words in Que.
I also saw that Name Administration owns the .com, so that helped my decision too.
I'll admit, I'd had a few drinks last night before I regged tabarnac - not sure what I was thinking but it must be one of the more popular words in Que.
I also saw that Name Administration owns the .com, so that helped my decision too.
Wow, that's quite a catch!! Good for you...
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I let these domains drop, someone needs to stock the lake to keep the fishing fun
videoplayer.ca
disposablecontactlenses.ca
flatbedscanner.ca
laptopnotebook.ca
spottingscopes.ca
soundrecorder.ca
ipodspeakers.ca
2wayradio.ca
washerdryer.ca
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This from the latest Sedo newsletter - Sedo.com
Legal Brief
Pay-Per-Click Issues in Canada
By Sheri Archidiacono, Esq, L.L.M., Legal Counsel
Over the past few months, the Canadian Internet Registration Authority (CIRA) has been dealing with legal issues surrounding pay-per-click and the Canadian Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy (CDPR). In Canadian Broadcasting Corporation/Societe Radio-Canada vs. Dhalla, a CIRA Panel answered the question of whether the use of a domain name in association with a pay-per-click service is a legitimate interest under the CDPR. The Canadian Broadcasting Corportation (CBC) had been using the registered trademark HOCKEY NIGHT IN CANADA in association with broadcasting hockey games and related merchandise and promotional materials. The domain owner, Dhalla, registered the domain, "hockeynightincanada.ca" in November of 2000 and displayed an "under construction" page but later the domain resolved to a parking page. Dhalla contacted Canadian Broadcasting with the purpose of initiating a domain transfer, stating that he was not going to move forward with his original plans for the domain, which was to develop a site for end users to gamble and bet on hockey games. The parties attempted to negotiate a price, but they were unable to reach an agreement. CBC instituted a claim under the CDRP in December of 2006. Under the CDRP, a complainant must prove the following: "(a) the domain name at issue is similar to a trademark in which it has rights which predate the registration date of the domain name, (b) the domain name was registered in bad faith, and (c) the registrant does not have a legitimate interest in the domain."
The Panel found that CBC had prior rights in the HOCKEY NIGHT IN CANADA trademark. It also held that Dhalla did not have a legitimate interest in the domain "hockeynightincanada.ca" other than to generate revenue by monetizing the domain, which is not a legitimate purpose under the CDRP. The Panel put a major focus on the second prong of establishing "bad faith". Under the CDRP, bad faith will be found only if one of three factors can be determined. First, the registrant must have registered the domain primarily to resell or transfer the domain to the complainant for a cost in excess of the registration fees. Secondly, the registrant must have registered the domain to prevent the complainant from registering the domain, and has displayed a pattern of such behavior with other trademark domains and trademark owners. Lastly, the registrant must have registered the domain with the purpose of interfering with the business of the complainant or its competitor. The Panel found clear evidence that Dhalla had registered the domain bad faith in that there was no doubt that he would be disrupting CBC's business activities. Therefore, the Panel held that Dhalla indeed registered the domain in bad faith.
Legal Brief
Pay-Per-Click Issues in Canada
By Sheri Archidiacono, Esq, L.L.M., Legal Counsel
Over the past few months, the Canadian Internet Registration Authority (CIRA) has been dealing with legal issues surrounding pay-per-click and the Canadian Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy (CDPR). In Canadian Broadcasting Corporation/Societe Radio-Canada vs. Dhalla, a CIRA Panel answered the question of whether the use of a domain name in association with a pay-per-click service is a legitimate interest under the CDPR. The Canadian Broadcasting Corportation (CBC) had been using the registered trademark HOCKEY NIGHT IN CANADA in association with broadcasting hockey games and related merchandise and promotional materials. The domain owner, Dhalla, registered the domain, "hockeynightincanada.ca" in November of 2000 and displayed an "under construction" page but later the domain resolved to a parking page. Dhalla contacted Canadian Broadcasting with the purpose of initiating a domain transfer, stating that he was not going to move forward with his original plans for the domain, which was to develop a site for end users to gamble and bet on hockey games. The parties attempted to negotiate a price, but they were unable to reach an agreement. CBC instituted a claim under the CDRP in December of 2006. Under the CDRP, a complainant must prove the following: "(a) the domain name at issue is similar to a trademark in which it has rights which predate the registration date of the domain name, (b) the domain name was registered in bad faith, and (c) the registrant does not have a legitimate interest in the domain."
The Panel found that CBC had prior rights in the HOCKEY NIGHT IN CANADA trademark. It also held that Dhalla did not have a legitimate interest in the domain "hockeynightincanada.ca" other than to generate revenue by monetizing the domain, which is not a legitimate purpose under the CDRP. The Panel put a major focus on the second prong of establishing "bad faith". Under the CDRP, bad faith will be found only if one of three factors can be determined. First, the registrant must have registered the domain primarily to resell or transfer the domain to the complainant for a cost in excess of the registration fees. Secondly, the registrant must have registered the domain to prevent the complainant from registering the domain, and has displayed a pattern of such behavior with other trademark domains and trademark owners. Lastly, the registrant must have registered the domain with the purpose of interfering with the business of the complainant or its competitor. The Panel found clear evidence that Dhalla had registered the domain bad faith in that there was no doubt that he would be disrupting CBC's business activities. Therefore, the Panel held that Dhalla indeed registered the domain in bad faith.
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Just saw on sevenmile.com blog that Apple has bought iphone.com
Wonder if they will go after iphone.ca - owned by who else, ET, since early 2005.
Wonder if they will go after iphone.ca - owned by who else, ET, since early 2005.
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Good one, I see iphones will not be here in Canada for a year or so. looks like Rogers is the only company that uses the iphone technology and talks between Apple & them broke down? But the dnames are going fast
A couple of realestate sites I hand regged today at 10dollar.(glad I switched from netfirms, so much simpler & organized)
calgarypropertysales.ca
edmontonpropertysales.ca
vancouverpropertysales.ca
whistlerpropertysales.ca (need a few bucks to buy here)
albertapropertysales.ca
victoriapropertysales.ca
nanaimopropertysales.ca (closer to home)
With the winter olympics coming and the 2 provinces Alberta , BC just booming I am sure realtors would like these. Kinda long but says what it is.
Will develop Vancouver & whistler. Have some of the .com's as well
Good one, I see iphones will not be here in Canada for a year or so. looks like Rogers is the only company that uses the iphone technology and talks between Apple & them broke down? But the dnames are going fast
A couple of realestate sites I hand regged today at 10dollar.(glad I switched from netfirms, so much simpler & organized)
calgarypropertysales.ca
edmontonpropertysales.ca
vancouverpropertysales.ca
whistlerpropertysales.ca (need a few bucks to buy here)
albertapropertysales.ca
victoriapropertysales.ca
nanaimopropertysales.ca (closer to home)
With the winter olympics coming and the 2 provinces Alberta , BC just booming I am sure realtors would like these. Kinda long but says what it is.
Will develop Vancouver & whistler. Have some of the .com's as well
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So it was YOU who stole my custard! :lol: Well i may have to use my sharia law on you!
Nice pick up
I let these domains drop, someone needs to stock the lake to keep the fishing fun
videoplayer.ca
disposablecontactlenses.ca
flatbedscanner.ca
laptopnotebook.ca
spottingscopes.ca
soundrecorder.ca
ipodspeakers.ca
2wayradio.ca
washerdryer.ca
saw atleast 5 of them getting registered today... I don't get this.
Well, after all that is the world we live in anyways!!!
Way to go Whitebark.. if only others do the same just as I also did!!!!
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saw this sale reported today at Afternic
mylawyer.ca $930
interesting it's more of a 'brandable' name...
mylawyer.ca $930
interesting it's more of a 'brandable' name...
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