[BUSINESS] how do you feel when others register the .net to one of your sites

[bucksm]

Once you own the .com who cares about the other tld's

[Webby]

Not much you can do unless you want to spend some money hire an attorney and try get it off them , now if it is a trade mark domain then you have a lot easier time.

[CanadianChick]

who would want to register a dot net of my domains lolololololol

[Russ]

who would want to register a dot net of my domains lolololololol

you would be surprised

[gotonudecom]

Another way to look at it...
You have the dot com. Most people assume websites end in dot com. If he builds a site and generates some traffic some of it should find it's way to your door

exactly.

[britporn_mike]

I would not do it to others

[pussylover]

the orginal thehun.net went after interloper thehun.com and won

was he trade marked back then?

[gotonudecom]

the orginal thehun.net went after interloper thehun.com and won

was he trade marked back then?

You donlt have to be trademarked to be trademarked.

All you have to do is defend your trademark.

If you are trademarked and do not defend your trademark, you are not trademarked.

[Brian]

imitation is the sincerest form of flattery , that says it all.

[saucyadele]

imitation is the sincerest form of flattery , that says it all.

not me I would be fuming and try everything with ICANN to get my .net back

[LuKenGas]

Let them, more people will type in the .com than any other extension.

[TheButcher]

Let them, more people will type in the .com than any other extension.

That is a good point

[brt22]

I am indifferent to this, could npt care if they did. I only register the dot com's so they might even get me free type in r if they take the other extensions.

[AlexO]

I am indifferent to this, could npt care if they did. I only register the dot com's so they might even get me free type in r if they take the other extensions.

Word

[Jessup]

It seems so cheap and scammy to me