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OK,
I won't use the real domains, to avoid exposing myself to more risks.
I own menú.com.
They own menu.com and have TM on the term "menu" (without the accent).
Now they want me to give them menú.com.
Do you think I have a chance fighting this ?
My case:
1. They own TM on "menu", not on "menú".
2. "menú" is a generic word.
3. If they win, it means every ASCII domain owner can take the equivalent IDN domains of his ASCII domains in all languages.
Would appreciate any comment.
Idan
I won't use the real domains, to avoid exposing myself to more risks.
I own menú.com.
They own menu.com and have TM on the term "menu" (without the accent).
Now they want me to give them menú.com.
Do you think I have a chance fighting this ?
My case:
1. They own TM on "menu", not on "menú".
2. "menú" is a generic word.
3. If they win, it means every ASCII domain owner can take the equivalent IDN domains of his ASCII domains in all languages.
Would appreciate any comment.
Idan