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Internet arbitrator says search giant has rights to Googkle.com, Ghoogle.com, Gfoogle.com and Gooigle.com.
Internet arbitrator says search giant has rights to Googkle.com, Ghoogle.com, Gfoogle.com and Gooigle.com.
December 7, 2009 4:34 PM PST
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Umm, isn't that a legitimate business purpose for obtaining a domain name? To reap profits??
Understandably, the methods he was using may be questionable,
"..direct Internet users to Web sites that attempt to download viruses, Trojan horses and spyware to the users' computers.."
but the one paragraph makes it sound like profiting from a domain name is a bad thing.
Umm, isn't that a legitimate business purpose for obtaining a domain name? To reap profits??
davison
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- profiting from the use of domains
- by ip_fresh July 9, 2005 11:19 AM PDT
- Previous Next Further, the arbitrator found that Gridasov was using them in bad faith by presumably profiting from the use of domains.
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