Recent content by rlm

i decided more than a decade ago that paypal was dead to me. honestly i cannot believe people still use it!

🔥 lol

I was gonna buy highoctane but then i saw the .com. Warning ⚠️ don’t look!

This was exactly my point I made earlier, I can almost guarantee this will be cited in future disputes.

Nice, I haven't sold a .in in a long time...

$500 offer

If so, then why aren't you selling it to them? We are domain investors, looking for wholesale prices. I'd suggest to try reaching out to these companies: https://binocularscanada.com/ Amherst Island Optics Big Eyes Binoculars - Big Binoculars

Maybe it would be a good idea to post the backlink history on your landing page, since that's its primary selling feature and one that is not easily noticed by the average person visiting the site.

It depends on domain quality too. If you're putting effort and money into researching and buying these domains in auctions or from existing owners, you have to make a good return to cover that cost. And the better the domain (one-word, LL, etc) then the harder it is to acquire those domains...

congrats, a dot-ca or something else?

Well when you say generic, I assume you just mean a brandable dictionary word like "summit" or whatever. Not a word that is descriptive of the product or service - which in theory wouldn't be trademarkable on that product or service. So in that case, as long as your usage doesn't infringe on...

If its intellectual property, just renew it. That's the safest and cheapest way to protect it if you think it is IP worth protecting.

Unless the trademark is for the same product or service you plan to use it for too, then the trademark isn't an issue. And if you're targeting Canada exclusively, its definitely acceptable. And when you say they have a trademark on that domain, you really mean the trademark is on the word and...

I apologize to Dynadot, anywhere in my previous post where I said Dynadot, I meant Domaineasy... I noticed my mistake too late to edit it. I have used dynadots registrar services before, but never domaineasy, so I guess I just had dynadot stuck in my brain.

Yes, that is very interesting. Is this precedent setting? So if you receive a good offer on a true generic dictionary word domain, you can now contact a trademark holder without it being bad faith? Would be interesting to hear @Zak 's thoughts on this.