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Hi all,
This has happened to me more than once and at the time I wondered so I thought I'd throw it out. I don't think use, i.e. resell, develop etc. is relevant here but I could be wrong
Let's say I search a certain domain to see what TLDs are available. In today's case, the .com was registered but all other TLDs were available. When I see this I call up the .com to see if it has been developed or if it's parked or whatever.
Here's where the question comes in, when I called up the .com it immediately redirected to a different domain. This, not like when a .net is set up to redirect to the same name as a .com. Totally different name comes up when the redirect occurs.
What rights regarding use do the owners of the .com have when there is no site of any kind, only a redirect? If I register the .net and develop it, do they have any "rights" regarding the fact they registered the .com before I regged the .net?
Thank ahead of time!
Ken
This has happened to me more than once and at the time I wondered so I thought I'd throw it out. I don't think use, i.e. resell, develop etc. is relevant here but I could be wrong
Let's say I search a certain domain to see what TLDs are available. In today's case, the .com was registered but all other TLDs were available. When I see this I call up the .com to see if it has been developed or if it's parked or whatever.
Here's where the question comes in, when I called up the .com it immediately redirected to a different domain. This, not like when a .net is set up to redirect to the same name as a .com. Totally different name comes up when the redirect occurs.
What rights regarding use do the owners of the .com have when there is no site of any kind, only a redirect? If I register the .net and develop it, do they have any "rights" regarding the fact they registered the .com before I regged the .net?
Thank ahead of time!
Ken