It would be nice for businesses to leave other brands’ trademarks alone, but that’s just not the case. So it’s important to know where you stand legally.
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At our upcoming INTA conference in Atlanta this May, we’ll be showcasing the many ways one can creatively use a dotSucks domain name. In fact, there are as many ways to monetize a dotSucks domain name as there are companies that have registered their brands. But even as Vox Pop Registry approaches our 9th birthday, …
It would be nice for businesses to leave other brands’ trademarks alone, but that’s just not the case. So it’s important to know where you stand legally.
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