Domain Name for serious investors, No trademark conflict certified

I have a domain www.blextech.net . This domain currently has PR4 ranking. Besides its also certified that this domain has no trademark conflict. More than 1000 back links listed in top search engines.

Price : 8500$ (Negotiable)

IF you are intrested to buy this domain please contact me. Trademark conflict certification report will be send to you upon request. Instead of posting your message here you can directly make an offer at sedo.com.

http://www.sedo.com/search/details....4ba6280075a9f4d7c369e8862&domain=blextech.net

You can also post your offers here.

 

Why is the domain so valuable? What is a "trademark conflict certification report" - Is that something from a company you hired that says states, in their opinion, there isn't any conflict with an existing trademark/servicemark?

 

A little steep for a domain only sale. What is the current revenues for the site? That will help support the value.

 

a LITTLE steep?!??!

 

on google it shows 0 backlinks not coming from itself

http://www.google.com/search?num=10...te:www.blextech.net+-blextech.net&btnG=Search

what am i missing?

 

it doesn't have many backlinks either.....

 

check pagerank.net this site will give you the clear idea of blextech.net. Besides
a professional company deals in trademark certified its validity. I am selling only domain name not website. someone called it "LITTLE STEEP" , if a corporation sue you for trademark, believe me dude it will cause you serious damage. I also have sedo appraisal report.

 

I also have a bridge for sale if anyone is interested

 

umm..your page rank is 4.

any website has no trademark conflicts unless it's registered after the company name is trademarked.

the thing is

Price : 8500$ (Negotiable)

it better be damn negotiable. it's a .com, and not a 'famous' name either. if it was microsoft.net then yes, it'd be worth $8500. but who's heard of blextech?

you're not going to make *anything* at this price for what are you selling, because no one would buy it.

i could easily register blaxtech.com for 8 dollars a year. why is it worth $8500? because a company said it doesn't infringe on any copyrights? practically none do, and i'm not even sure if blextech is a company.

 

Yes, I agree,

Its worth peanuts to anybody else than the company,

So try to negotiate with them(the Company) and sell off at the maximum they can pay.

Abhilash

 

Sorry to say but i personally think you have no idea of law. Companies names are not only trademark it can be any name. FOr example , "itunes" its Apple registered trademark not company name. I usually don't use this whole trademark confirmation process but as a student of law & finance i do understand the complications if domain coflict with trademark,

in practice dictionary words don't cause trouble but imaginary words such as blextech may be annoying. and Obviosuly you can't argue in front of court that you were ignorant of this Domain law, For more info study DOmain Law.

I have sedo appraisal report you guys should take a look at it. Believe me this time its not overpriced. DOwnload Appraisal report http://www.savefile.com/files3.php?fid=5152626

 

Sure it is, in that SEDO report it estimated the value at $3000.

That's great that you study law and finance. Frankly, I've talked to many people who studied law, online, and when it came time for them to provide me with help, they couldn't. I had to research the stuff myself.

Anyways, good luck selling it.

 

Give me a break dude. Do you know there are a lot of dp members that have been involved in law cases like you read about? Honestly you should do a little research before posting a sale like this cause you will have a really hard time ever doing business on dp with this start.

(especially the lecture part on domain law)

 

I might be interested in such a bridge, but only if "a professional company deals in trademark certified its validity."

 

oh actually guys

apparently blextech is a very larger transnational company....weird that i've never heard of it before.

you can see their site here... www.blextech.com







not

 

There is a company already using this name. Regardless of any paper you have, it would certainly be a trademark infringement if you tried to use the site for ANYTHING releated to what the company does.

Someone can give you a piece of paper saying you won't have any trademark problems - but it does't have ANY legal weight. It's like an appraisal, it's a guess and doesn't mean you will get $50 for a domain. There are over 40 different trademark classfications. You would probably be ok if you wanted to use the domain to sell perfume, but you couldn't use it for anything that is related to what the .com company is doing.

If you have gone through the six year process of getting a trademark/servicemark, it is only then your rights are incontestable - and only for the applicable classification(s).

You don't need to have a trademark to own the rights to a name - you only have to be the first person to use it.

I hope you stay in school - "dictionary words don't cause trouble" - Last time I checked "Apple" was in the dictionary and I wouldn't suggest using "Apple" in a domain name that sells computer related equipment. "Appple Computers" would also get you sued.

 

What is that search you did Shoemoney? - I think theres a mistake there.

Backlinks:
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&client=safari&rls=en&q=link:Qd4ncKyFPnwJ:www.blextech.net/

 

I have a question:

I have registered the domain name: imageshack.in
My intention was to develop it as a Image/Picture Album/Porofolio Hosting site.
Coincidently the name has similarities with a popular .us domain.
As the .us counterpart has lost the important case against .com domain name holders(ImageShack Corp. v. RegisterFly.com-Ref#17592297 c/o Whois Protection Services-ProtectFly.com
Claim Number: FA0505000473833)
Can I use the domain name without any issue?

 

I doubt it, because you will be blatently attempting to play on their goodwill, if you put something completely different on it you would stand a better chance.

 

From Rules for Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy (the “Rules”):

1). ImageShack.us filed an intent-to-use trademark application with the USPTO to register the mark “Imageshack.” but as far as I know the application is still undergoing the review.

2). I am indian, thus leagally I can use .in name

3). I am not going to use it to spoil their name, anyway.