Those who named the company 3M are idiots because the name is too short to
be considered as a *logical* association with other then generic things.
3M could the short for 3 Millions, 3 Mega, 3 Meters, 3 Microns, 3
Muffs (sort of square(Dumb and Dumber)), whatever. Simply tell you client
to specify
So it seems by most of your opinions and 3M that they own the rights to all 3m* domain
names, including ones that are not yet
registered, so that means ICANN should just turn over their product to them free of
charge. What would that be? 100,000 possible
domains? maybe 1 million domains? The
On Tuesday, August 5, 2003, at 05:25 PM, Patrick Chkoreff wrote:
You're screwed.
Seriously though, what in the world is someone thinking when they
register a domain name like 3mservice.com ? I know you said that's not
really the domain name, but why would anyone register ANYTHING like
that?
Katz Global Media wrote:
Cyber Squatting was mentioned earlier and that is not
relevant here becasue the name was intended for a
forum for satellite users to discuss technology and not
registered to sell to 3M.
The question is going to be, what's the 3m signify?
Here's a Russian Cosmos-3M
The third condition simply then become a matter of opinion.
Well, perhaps that's a slight overstatement.
In order to defend this case, you must prove that the domain has not been
registered and used in bad faith.
To do so, you need to prove:
A) That he has legitimate plans for the domain
The question is going to be, what's the 3m signify?
3M stands 3M bin which relates to a channel flow on a satellite TV system.
3M Short for 'three Musketeers', whose line was 'one for all and all for one'. A
very simple and short script which is in a
card to allow for all channels to
and this one is for you Robert:
http://www.icann.org/gnso/issue-reports/whois-privacy-report-13may03.htm
Hello Gordon,
There is a difference between 'holding in trust' and 'being' a trust.
You see, we settled a trust to hold domains for clients. This trust is not
related to us other than that
ICANN is the government after all...
who controlls your domain name really?
ICANN WAS FORMED IN RESPONSE TO A U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE WHITE PAPER
ICANN was created by members of the Internet community in response to a June 1998
White Paper, issued by the U.S. Department of
Commerce (DOC).
On Tuesday, August 5, 2003, at 05:13 PM, Katz Global Media wrote:
The 3M corporation is claiming (by certified email and mail) that a
domain we hold in our trust for a client is in violation of
their trademark. They have also gone as far to send us a form that
allows for the domain to be
I am not willing to do that, but I can say that it has been changed to take on the
same meaning and context so that the discussion
would be on key with the facts of this.
g/
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I see things like this:
1. e-gold-casino is a trade-mark infringement because it confuses visitors
in the way they are likely to think e-gold-casino is run by E-gold.
2. bet-with-egold is not an infringement because it tells visitors they
can *use* egold to bet with. This is like I would put a
I forgot something...
I don't think search engines give much credit to the name of a site. For
example, there is domain called www.filematrix.com. Probably, a guy bought
the domain to be able to sell it to me (but I have no intention to buy
that). There was never a site referred by this domain
OK kind people of the e-gold list :-)
I have a real life scenario for you to chew on and spit out that just arose today and
just happend to fit in perfectly with the
discussion. You can pretend you are the legal team so choose sides now and let's see
the scenarios. I will comment after I hear
On Tuesday, August 5, 2003, at 09:52 PM, Katz Global Media wrote:
Cyber Squatting was mentioned earlier and that is not relevant here
becasue the name was intended for a forum for satellite users to
discuss technology and not registered to sell to 3M.
Gosh, did your customer ever consider
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