Sued by ask.com??

[Sheen91]

Do you think if i create a search engine (ask****.com), ASK.com, previously askjeeves.com, will sue me??..

Do you think that is in violation of copyright??..

Cause I'm going to make a Search engine??

Cause I got a great domain name, just need to know if it will be OK!

 

[denny007]

Well it depends on the domain if it is something like askjevves.com it is a problem, if is it i.e. askjesus.com less problem and i.e. asksheen91.com no problem. Imho.

 

[Keynes]

In general, I would advise picking a different name. If you're building a real search engine, you should have the resources to pick up a gem, one would think.

 

[Sheen91]

Thank you all, well I had my mind set on something to do with fire,

So I tried :

Spitfire.com
Firefly.com
Fireball.com

Few problems came up so far :

Spitfire.com (Already developed, wont sell)
Firefly.com (not developed, but owned by microsoft, NO CHANCE, unless you're willing to pay $$$$$)
Fireball.com (Sounds to cheesy , IMHO)

Can't think of anything else with fire in it.

I want fire, because the slogan is going to be "Giving you the hottest searches, all year 'round" or "...we only deliver the hottest new searches" etc..

Thank you for all your help!

 

[Theo]

Go to NameBoy.com and play around with "fire"

 

[Devil Dog]

Guess BallsofFire.com would be out of the question then.

 

[BidNo]

Guess BallsofFire.com would be out of the question then.

Well how about BallsOnFire.com? (sorry, j/k... )

 

[Sheen91]

Well BallsOnFire.com and BallsOfFire.com is both 3 words I would prefer it to wither be one word or two words!