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Lets say I own ABC INC, own the trademark, own ABC.com, .de, .eu, and a few other ABC domains and registered with the World Intellectual Property Organization. Then, a few years later another party decides to register ABC.info, .biz, .asia, .in, .tw, .net, etc.

What rights do I have as the original owner of the company and domain name to keep the second party from registring those domains using ABC?

To prevail in a domain name dispute at the UDRP, you will need to must that the disputed domain name is being used in bad faith. Thus, if the person registering ABC.info, .biz, etc has a legitimate right to the trademark ABC, then you will likely have no recourse.

Keep in mind that a trademark does NOT mean you have a monopoly on a name. Consider, for example, the trademark "Delta" for an airline, faucets, and tools. All three companies may have a legitimate right to domain names containing "Delta".

More information can be found at the link below.
http://cyber.law.harvard.edu/udrp/analysis.html

Does anyone know of some free domain name registration service anywhere that is absolutely free (no strings attached) at all? Just a simple www.example.com like thing that I do not and will not have to pay for???
darn… oh well, thanks!

There is no such thing. Domain registration always costs money, but its usualy only 10 bucks a year.

Sometimes you can see who is the owner of any domain name using Whois Lookup service . Sometimes you see the company name only, no first and last name of the owner. Sometime you see both - company name and owner of the company.
What are the correct steps to register a domain name for LLC without sharing information about the LLC Owner/Administrator/Domain Manager/etc First and Last names?

Of course that should be legal and made regarding US rules.
Thank you.

You can do either, legally

My domain name is still in my name but I can’t register it anywhere else until it goes public. Is there a way around this?

No, there is no way around this.

You can try to wait to until the holding period is over and register for the name again, but that can be dangerous since anyone can grab the name before you do.

I couldn’t find my answers on the website.

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Since I really haven’t answered your question, it is not necessary to give me any points. Regards.

i desire to host a site for school club. and i am no financial okay. please give me info about any site that host freely

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I bought a package website eighteen months ago but have now decided to design my own site. I allowed the registration period to elapse in July so I could register with another host, but the host is still listing the site as mine three months later. Can anyone suggest a course of action to get them to release it? I’ve tried contacting them directly but they just tell me it will be released soon…
The host is Freestart.

Unfortunately what you posted is a common but wrong assumption. The moment you allow your domain name registration to expire, you are considered to have abandoned your rights to it. (well almost all…)

By then you really have no right to tell them to release it just because you once had it. They can hold on to it as they see fit, though there can be certain restrictions depending on their agreements with whomever they’re doing business with.

If the domain name really means a lot to you, I suggest you bite the bullet and renew it with your current provider instead. It’s too risky to hope you’ll be able to re-register it with someone else, and you have ZERO assurance you’ll be able to do that.

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Suppose if some ‘John Grisham’ registers a domain www.legalthrillers.com. , but gives details of his identity as ‘John Bosham’.What are the legal implications? Can John Grisham claim it’s his domain in case of a dispute? In which way can he?

Because as far as I see domain registrars do not ask for any Identity Documents. If payment too is made with an fake paypal account. How can domain his ownership be determined?

Thank you.

Some domain sellers, like http://www.JordanSoft.com, offer free change of registration. This means you can assign your domain name to another registrant, right online. You can change all four contact fields for the domain whenever you want.

In your case, ‘John Crisham’ can simply change the registrant to his own name. If the current domain seller does not offer this option, ‘John Crisham’ can simply trasfer the domain to a seller like http://www.JordanSoft.com and then change the registrant.

Suppose if some ‘John Grisham’ registers a domain www.legalthrillers.com. , but gives details of his identity as ‘John Bosham’.What are the legal implications? Can John Grisham claim it’s his domain in case of a dispute? In which way can he?

Because as far as I see domain registrars do not ask for any Identity Documents. If payment too is made with an fake paypal account. How can domain his ownership be determined?

Thank you.

Some domain sellers, like http://www.JordanSoft.com, offer free change of registration. This means you can assign your domain name to another registrant, right online. You can change all four contact fields for the domain whenever you want.

In your case, ‘John Crisham’ can simply change the registrant to his own name. If the current domain seller does not offer this option, ‘John Crisham’ can simply trasfer the domain to a seller like http://www.JordanSoft.com and then change the registrant.