I definitely did not know who is hsbc.com,
I do not compete with them and I do not "divert their traffic" as they claim.
furthermore hsbc can mean 3 different things not connected to this company
according to what you say the owner of hnn.net (sold in other part of this forum) is not allowed to have the name unless he has a company named "Henry's new napkins" for example
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I do not compete with them and I do not "divert their traffic" as they claim.
And you get paid for links going to.... what, exactly?
Well all typos are taking traffic aren't they. Why are they allowed?
Didn't know that they are going after sub-domains, but should they be simply contacting Central NIC instead?
DNQuest.com said:Actually, many typos have been challenged and successfully recovered by the claimants. Just becasue you don't get caught doesn't mean it's legal or ok to do.
What about typos of generic words that are used as websites?
jberryhill said:
John, what do you have to say about this
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