 availabledomainnames.com 183px x 244px | 14.50kB [source page] to domain owners allowing them to continue to use a disputed domain as long as it s within the guidelines of the license He makes a case that it s a win win for both parties Check it out Here are 40 more available domains for your consideration There are a few geo service domains in the lot along with some good product related keyword names MidgeRepellent com jumps out at me  basileus.sky.prohosting.com 110px x 93px | 2.90kB [source page] Categories Computers Internet Domain Names Disputed Domain Names Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy 13 Computers Software Internet Clients WWW Feed Readers 230 From Yahoo Image Search: "Disputed Domain Names"  info-database.blogspot.com (Amol Kale) Fri, 07 Aug 2009 08:51:56 GM But,it seems that the Panel found Microsoft the rightful owner of the . domain name. .Therefore,they ordered the . disputed domain name. , bing-news.com to be transferred from the respondent to the complainant. ...  domainnews.com (DKD DomainNews) ue, 21 Jul 2009 05:42:02 GM Therefore the believe the respondent had no rights to register the . disputed domain name. . A very important issue is also the fact that the respondent used the . domain name. for a website featuring advertisements for complainant's ...  defendmydomain.com admin Wed, 22 Jul 2009 20:45:07 GM Under the Policy, the Complainant must prove that: (i) the . disputed domain name. is identical or confusingly similar to a trademark or service mark in which it has rights; and (ii) the Respondent has no rights or legitimate interests in ... From Google Blog Search: "Disputed Domain Names"  news.google.com Jamaica Observer WIPO offers remedies of transfer or cancellation of the disputed domain name , or if the complainant's case is denied, the respondent is allowed to retain ... USU.com Saved, But Panel Doesn't Consider Reverse Domain Name ... Domain Name Wire all 2 news articles » news.google.com Linex Legal (subscription) Domain Name Administrative Dispute Resolution Procedures The number of cases administered by the WIPO Center under Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution ... and more » news.google.com WND.com ... case in California at Santa Rosa Junior College, which banned the use of the initials "srjc" in e-mail addresses and website domain names . ... From Google News Search: "Disputed Domain Names" Paid my ex landlord to design a website. I paid for the website and domain name? Q. He basically due to a unrelated rent dispute decided to shut down my website he designed for me even though i paid in full and it was working for a while. Due to this dispute he has decided to close my website down. I have his business address and have emailed him but he ignores my calls and emails. Please advise Asked by dpn08 - Mon Feb 9 13:37:35 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments A. If you had a contract signed then he his obliged to follow it. You can sue him for breach of contract if he fails to follow it. Seek for legal advice. Answered by meldytan - Mon Feb 9 20:52:55 2009 Legal Domain Help PLEASE?!? Q. m in charge of a website , but the owner of the company signed a contract with a hosting/design company back in 2005, that gave them ownership of the domain name. We had a billing dispute (around $2000) and they ended up shutting down the site completely. I tried to transfer the domain into our name within net solutions, but the opposing company quickly had a transfer approved and done that sent us out side of network solution to netnames.com. Netnames was nice enough to point the servers in the right direction, but stated that the opposing company had all of the admin rights to the domain. I'm scared to start working on the site without being the admin listed, as they seem to enjoy doing this to keep our website from working out. I know I… [cont.] Asked by Katherine B - Thu Jan 24 11:51:53 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments A. I do that kind of work too, and it is quite common. If you aren't wiling to pay, then it is fine for them to hold this until you do - otherwise what recourse would THEY have to collect money you admit you OWE them? I'd say a lawyer would be a waste of your time and more of your money. In the future, and for anyone reading this, register your own domain and provide access to it to your developers. Trust me, it is trivial. Answered by Barry C - Thu Jan 24 13:23:41 2008 I got filed a dispute on paypal!?
Q. I've made a thread about this before, but I was to nervous so I couldn't type the rest. Here was my old question - Now let me explain it fully, so I own a Game Cheating site, and in order to become a premium member you must pay $10 a month. I've all the sudden recieved a $210.00 donation from this guy who says he stole his dads credit card and donated that much to me, so I still accepted the money. He told me he wanted our site to have a domain name and I spent half of the money on that site and the other half on a new site (vBulletin). Around a week or 2 later, he filed me a dispute requesting 2 $45.00 USD back and I aparrently have 0.00 on my paypal account, but another user donated $25.00 via paypal, so now i owe $ -62.00 and in… [cont.] Asked by iLoveChicken - Wed Nov 5 18:40:18 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments A. Since the owner of the credit card didn't make the donation (stolen credit card), I think you have an obligation to pay him back. You should've rejected the payment once you found out his son stole it. Answered by DANIEL G - Wed Nov 5 21:43:27 2008 From Yahoo Answer Search: "Disputed Domain Names"
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