Is http://Booking.com a Generic Term? John Levine shares his thoughts... — Read it here:http://www.circleid.com/posts/20200701-is-bookingcom-a-generic-term/ …
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It's common for companies to try to buy a domain, then turn around and file a UDRP when they don't like the price for no real reason. And sadly, panels are not consistent enough in their findings on what constitutes IP violations.
Right. I accidentally let http://molsonhart.com expire. Someone bought it within 1 day and then resold it back to me for $260. I imagine that the is unclear on whether this was cybersquatting, for example.
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Technically, no. Unless you had TM. Leaves a bad taste in your mouth of course, I get it. But on the flip side filing a legal action to take away "Books .com" because you have ProBooks .com (as a large co), is stealing. (as an example, not those domains, but similar has occurred)
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Only stealing if it works. Otherwise you’re just asking.
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