It's all about domain names
It gives me a lot of satisfaction when I (as an everyday Australian businessman) can prevail against the might and resources of a legal firm. And when the panelists state that Mills Oakley’s case (lead by Stuart Gibson) was “riddled with inconsistencies in its pleading and evidence”, this makes it even better.
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auDA have replied to the RottnestIsland.com.au domain complaint and have denied it stating the domain is a geographic location.
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Someone is trying to steal the generic geographic domain name RottnestIsland.com.au
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Have you ever thought to yourself, “What is the best way I can totally screw-up my chances of owning this domain name?”
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Callaway Golf ($1.2 Billion Revenue per year) LOSE their auDRP Domain Name Complaint against my ownership of OGIO.com.au
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Here’s another example of a massive corporation attempting to hijack a domain name through the auDRP Process, only to waste their money and cement NO CHANCE of them ever owning the domain name again, take a look at this…
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If this isn’t blatant attempted domain name thievery, I don’t know what is… So why has auDA felt the need to publicly publish this rubbish?
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Belong Energy have been ordered to transfer the domain names belong.energy and belongenergy.com.au to Telstra, as well as any other domain name containing the word ‘belong’.
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Rugby Australia LOSES COMPLAINT to grab Wallabies.com.au – “The Panel considers that the Complainant was careless in the preparation of its case”
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Before someone who wants to own a particular domain name goes ahead and wastes their time with making a complaint against someone who currently and legitimately owns their dream domain name, one should read the following information that features on auDA’s recent blog post:
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ClearBank Limited of London hired lawfirm Lawdit Solicitors in the UK in an attempt to steal the domain name ClearBank.org from the California, USA owner.
What’s most notable about this case is that the Respondent won, even though he never bothered filing a response!
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