theinvestor
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Yes, of course. But if it was me who was the respondent, I would want to make sure I use a Canadian address. Even if I lived in a different company.I guess you can be a Canadian Citizen and live outside of Canada.
Damn right, now who pays the legal costs?
Looks like you already found it, lol.
So, this case seems pretty straight forward to me. What aspect of it is intriguing?
I thought that the complainant pays all the fees before the domain is brought under investigation? Unless, of course, you decide to hire a legal counsel to help defend your case.Unfortunately, you do.
Unfortunately, you do.
Your only recourse is to jack the purchase price to now cover any legal costs lost. Your best bet is to be up front, explain that any frivolous costs incurred defending a dispute will be added to the price, times two.
Thankfully I've had pretty good luck fending off CDRPs before they happen. In general I try to show them that I respect their trademarks, understand their client's concerns and that I can understand why they might want the domain name. But I also point out that trademarks have limits, my domain is generic in nature, that I've never infringed, that I will vigorously defend the domain, and that I will win. That usually stops them from actually filing.
Then if you read further below under the position of the registrant it mentions they purchased the domain from myid.ca marketplace on or about May 5th,2011. They then mention other 3 letter domain they purchased on that same day (dhe.ca, ihp.ca and uae.ca) which were also part of TBR run on February 11th.
It’s interesting that even in a dispute there is inaccurate information being presented. Wondering what the chances of someone being able to purchase 4 different domains through myid.ca marketplace and all of them being part of a TBR run months earlier.
So in addition to "Old European Ladies" who invest heavily in MyID marketplace domains, we also have "Spry Lebanese Ladies" who are looking to get a leg up in the domain business by purchasing valuable 3-letter domains from MyID.
So you're certain that kay.ca and these other domains were indeed in the TBR drop on February 11th? My saved tbr lists don't go that far back.They then mention other 3 letter domain they purchased on that same day (dhe.ca, ihp.ca and uae.ca) which were also part of TBR run on February 11th.
Maybe it's just an incredibly poorly written decision and has mistakes, but that doesn't explain everything.Seriously why MyID is still tolerated is beyond me, they probably skim so many domains it's not even funny.
Maybe it's just an incredibly poorly written decision and has mistakes, but that doesn't explain everything.
Seriously why MyID is still tolerated is beyond me, they probably skim so many domains it's not even funny.
Those domains were never paid for so they were held in a hold account and eventually transferred to this user which they bought. Pretty coincidental that all those names were part of same TBR and purchased through marketplace on same day. It’s just BS sorry.