ICA Three-Letter Domain Value Cannot Overcome Direct Evidence of Targeting – vol. 6.34

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Three-Letter Domain Value Cannot Overcome Direct Evidence of Targeting The Respondent relied on a principle familiar from numerous UDRP decisions: A short three-letter domain name may have substantial inherent value independent of any particular trademark, and acquiring such a domain for that inherent value can constitute a bona fide registration. The difficulty for the Respondent was not the validity of ...

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Short domains are not automatically safe domains. The acquisition reason and subsequent use should be documented. Not legal advice, just a practical risk-management point.