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... using their own fake accounts. On the other hand, several bidders can work together with the seller and jointly drive up the price. In this case, the bids also have the effect of fooling genuine bidders into believing that there is increased demand for the domain and that a high price is ...

... the opponent knew her and her trade mark. Since she nevertheless started the UDRP proceedings, there was an abuse of the proceedings, which is a case of RDNH. Pappard thus ruled that the domain af-ss.org remained with the opponent and that the complainant was guilty of RDNH. The UDRP decision ...

... Panelist Training & Workshop” took place in Vancouver (Canada), where domain attorney and panelist Gerald M. Levine dealt with tricky UDRP cases in his presentation “Prevailing In Contested And Close Cases”. The lecture is now available in written form and we have taken a look at it. In ...

... since at least October 4, 2003, as the only purpose of it, is to be sold”. The opponent, “first last, eagle data inc”, did not respond to the case. The South African lawyer Jeremy Speres, who is known for his very quick decisions and did not disappoint in this case either, was appointed as ...

... .seo will become popular very quickly. He is firmly convinced that new top level domains will make search engine results more accurate. In any case, such new domain endings make more sense than Web3 domains, which are so complicated to register and set up that they do not work in most common ...

The Swiss Federal Office for Cyber Security (BACS) warns of “hoaxes with abandoned or forgotten Internet domains”. A case was reported to the BACS, which it describes as follows: A canton operates an application under the (fictitious) subdomain anwendung.kt.ch. However, this name ...

... 2024, the US registrar Namecheap Inc. has been in dispute with the Internet registry ICANN before the Superior Court of the State of California (Case No. 24SMCP00066). At the center of this civil dispute, which follows an Independent Review Process (IRP), is the removal of so-called “price caps” ...

... combat illegal activities, such as withholding important registration information, ignoring inaccurate WHOIS data and failing to detect repeated cases of “intentional and malicious domain name squatting”. The abuse would have been detectable through a number of techniques, including the use of ...

... had not read the sender address correctly (@authentic.com instead of @authentlc.com), which are visually almost identical. As in the first case, the domain owner and opponent, Shipley Marmion from California (USA), did not comment. However, the British lawyer and mediator Dawn Osborne, ...

... freeze” procedure favored by the liberal party. The legal situation seemed clear: in its ruling of September 20, 2022, the ECJ confirmed its case law according to which the German regulations on data retention are incompatible with EU law, as EU law precludes the general and indiscriminate ...