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Hello,
I have a www typo of a very popular generic .de domain(wwwdomain.de). It is a generic word, but I am not sure if I am braking any law so I just wanted to ask here. I will give a similar example because for obvious reasons I do not want to expose the typo here. If I had the www typo of Times.com would i be braking any law? Is a generic word such as Times trademarked?
Also, times.com for example is a news site. If I redirect the traffic to my websites which have absolutely nothing to do with News, am I using the domain in "Bad faith"?
The point of this thread is that I want to know if I can redirect the traffic from that typo to a website that has nothing to do with the subject of the actual domain, and I would like to know if by doing this I am doing something illegal.
Thanks,
Petros
I have a www typo of a very popular generic .de domain(wwwdomain.de). It is a generic word, but I am not sure if I am braking any law so I just wanted to ask here. I will give a similar example because for obvious reasons I do not want to expose the typo here. If I had the www typo of Times.com would i be braking any law? Is a generic word such as Times trademarked?
Also, times.com for example is a news site. If I redirect the traffic to my websites which have absolutely nothing to do with News, am I using the domain in "Bad faith"?
The point of this thread is that I want to know if I can redirect the traffic from that typo to a website that has nothing to do with the subject of the actual domain, and I would like to know if by doing this I am doing something illegal.
Thanks,
Petros