They want me to go to the site, put in my credit card with even the autorization # on my card in the back to be charged $1.97 for shipping a packet of info to get started. They girl called me and told me they are legit and that google hired them. I think it’s a scam. I can’t find any reference to them online at all. So others are aware and can look them up, I am posting this. If you have any further info or experience with them, please let me know. Thanks~
Registered through: GoDaddy.com, Inc. (http://www.godaddy.com)
Domain Name: GOOGLE-APPLY.COM
Created on: 22-Jan-09
Expires on: 23-Jan-10
Last Updated on: 22-Jan-09
Administrative Contact:
Online, Accelerate info@accelerateonline.net
AO
22750 Hawthorne Blvd.
Ste 202
Torrance, California 90505
United States
(310) 961-4242
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I thought I found the perfect domain name for my all-in-one nutritional site. It turns out there is a small company that has a trademarked suppliment that has a similar name as my site. I won’t be selling any nutritional products on my site however I may review some. Would this company have a claim? Should I have some type of agreement with this company before I start this site?
So like if i got a domain name thats not a trademark and someone else likes the name,So they trademark it because it was never a trademark. Could they sue or go after me for anything?
I don’t know what I am going to do with this domain name, I was sorta surprised it wasn’t already taken. Does a famous person have a legal claim to their .com name, i.e. somebody like Eric Estrada? I notice his name is a parked domain. The person I have could be considered on the same level of fame.
I thought of a word/term (not going to say what it is)
two words combined
saw nothing on google for it
got a doman name. com with that word
guy calls me after finding it on domainsearch.com
wants to buy domain I say no
stupid tucows (known to have major problems) did not renew it and stupid me did not think I lost it because they never emailed me
Now this person claims on their wikipedia in their new published book they coined the term.
I have proof through history of domains I had it first
Verizon can probably show they called me and I can go back on record
for 15-30 minutes we were on the phone HE ADMITTED he just thought of the name, then searched for a domain, saw I had it
Do I have any rights here? Should I sue or what should I do?
I feel like he used me in the conversation, stole my idea and is claiming lies. He didn’t coin it, he thought of it and saw I had it first and offered to buy it and I said no. – I dont have a recorded convo, but the phone company can possibly prove he called me before he did the book
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