On Feb 5, 2010, at 4:05 PM, mirod wrote: > Elizabeth Mattijsen wrote: >> Considering the price of lawyers, the personal anguish, aggravation and >> duration of having to go to court, I would go for purchasing the domain if >> she really needs it that badly. This goes against anybody's feeling of >> justice, but you really have to ask yourself if it is worth the it. > > I'll probably tell her to offer 500 pounds for it, and if they don't sell at > that price to just use a different domain. > > It's funny how people in different businesses react though, she designs > jewelry, and she really, really, hates trademark infringements. Mostly > because there is usually not much she can do, what with being small and all.
If it would be a co.uk domain, she could probably go to a UK court. Since this is a .com domain, I think any UK judge will quickly dismiss on the grounds that it is an American domain, so that she should go to court in the U.S. of A. And *that* will prove to become very costly very quickly indeed. Liz
