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domaingenius

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I have a .com domain and I see that recently a large rich company have regged the .net. How would it be viewed, in a UDRP, if I was to write and say along the lines "...I noticed that you have registered the domain name xyz.net and
since I own xyz.com I wonder if you would like to sell your domain to me ....?".

Could that be twisted around and them plead that I was in fact trying to sell them the .com ? John ,anyone ,what do you think.

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What happens if they respond with "sure, we will sell it"? :D
 

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Offering to buy THEIR domain imo should be fine... just don't offer to sell yours, and make sure you dont infringe any tm's they may have!
 

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Send them a letter where you say you are a lawyer and they obligated to transfer the domain to you for free :lol:
 

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Consider using a third party - a broker :smilewinkgrin: - who is not linked directly to you so that you do not create potential issues down the road. Larger corporate acquirers use a dual layer approach to very quietly go out and purchase target domain names.

Since you already tagged the .net company as "rich" and you are a member here, they may have already decided the domain is not a priority and may simply wait you out or simply use their .net as a market tag and nothing more.

If you find out that they own x number of similar domains in y number of markets, then you have something cooking. Either way, tread carefully and either use a broker - ahem - or avail yourself of some of the good lawyers on this board. The investment is worthwhile.
 
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