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Online auctioneer BidBay.com files a motion to dismiss a trademark infringement claim by its rival, which asserts that BidBay misuses the word "bay" in its name to suggest a likeness to eBay.
Online auctioneer BidBay.com files a motion to dismiss a trademark infringement claim by its rival, which asserts that BidBay misuses the word "bay" in its name to suggest a likeness to eBay.
January 6, 2010 9:58 PM PST
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Why should ebay buy you any stock? You left there to go to BidBay, your bad, not theirs. They didn't leave you! I think it's time you got a clue.
Read this:
http://builder-news.com.com/Police-blotter-Dot-com-magnate-loses-fraud-appeal/5208-1030_3-0.html?forumID=1&threadID=14345&messageID=304111&start=0
- by BobbyGreen2008 February 24, 2009 5:14 PM PST
- Ok,how come I dont see anyone mentioning what "ebay" stands for as a meaning? Correct me if I'm wrong but doesnt it come from "East Bay" ? because ebay is in the east bay? and how can you claim the word "bay" in any meaning or any name.I live in the BAY AREA and there are multiple business's that use "EAST BAY" or the word BAY in their business names.Its in the dictionary,not a unique word by no means.I like how auctioneering used the definition of " a trap with 3 sides blocking you in" yah,ebay has trapped alot of people into relying on them to make a living by selling on the site and building a clientel,then changing the rules and policies to better profit only for ebays gain.I hope EBAY sinks deep into the BAY.
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