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Barry-xlovecam 02-06-2015 07:58 PM

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Originally Posted by The Porn Nerd (Post 20385650)
Great so we start a paysite and then get sued for Trademark? Hmmm.....LOL

Read 3.1 of that WIPO Overview and read the cases. That is not the case sometimes.

Of course, anyone that spent serious money starting a business would make sure that the business name they wanted was not a Trademark and trademark that name. Then you are bulletproof in UDRP -- it's 3/3 not 2/3 in domain dispute arbitration and not a lot of bullshit.

If she or her associates did not file that trademark her Twitter account might very well be closed.

BTW, on this new filing there is no Attorney of Record, the lowest initial filing fees for a trademark are: USPTO Fee Schedule | USPTO the process fee in this case may just be a $275 bluff and they won't do the follow through documentation.

Barry-xlovecam 02-06-2015 08:19 PM

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Originally Posted by Squirtit (Post 20385397)
It's a dude

Think about it. Male fashion designer Neil Autrey wants to start female line of clothing called Daddy Issues, creates Violet Benson, LLC as the company name :thumbsup

To make it clearer:

He owns daddyissuesapparel.com

He has a clothing line called Daddy Issues Apparel

this is him model some of his clothes

I didn't catch that -- my bad.
If he lawyers up on that trademark application -- he may carry through and contest your domain. The guy who has the .net has a good position it's an ongoing domain since 2013?

lagcam 02-06-2015 09:13 PM

I am no expert but I don't think they helped their case in that email when they said that they wanted the domain to extend the writings of the daddyissues__ twitter feed to "entertain people as my hobby" rather than be straight and tell you that it was because they owned the daddyissues clothing brand.

Squirtit has done you a massive favor by connecting the dots here. Kudos to him.:thumbsup

Also, her twitter feed Daddyissues (@Daddyissues__) | Twitter (2 underscores) may be quite funny in places but if she can't even get Daddy Issues (@DaddyIssues) | Twitter or Daddy Issues (@daddyissues_) | Twitter (only 1 underscore) then how on earth can she think she can just take your domain?

Somebody should register daddyissues__.com :) and offer to sell it to her.

TrashyGirl 02-06-2015 10:52 PM

http://scontent-b.cdninstagram.com/h...92119986_n.jpg

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Originally Posted by dyna mo (Post 20385653)
even your domain wouldn't save this tshit !

if tshit is a typo, then it's an awesome typo. that tshirt looks like classy cafepress.com couture :helpme

JesseQuinn 02-06-2015 11:19 PM

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Originally Posted by Squirtit (Post 20385397)
It's a dude

Think about it. Male fashion designer Neil Autrey wants to start female line of clothing called Daddy Issues, creates Violet Benson, LLC as the company name :thumbsup

To make it clearer:

He owns daddyissuesapparel.com

He has a clothing line called Daddy Issues Apparel

damn, nicely done

mafia_man 02-07-2015 12:09 AM

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Originally Posted by BlackCrayon (Post 20385343)
Just another idiot that will disappear eventually. And any trademarks that come after your domain registration mean nothing.

This. Trademarks before domain registration can *sometimes* result in a seizure but not after.

Freedom6995 02-07-2015 05:14 AM

Gfy detectives for the win. :thumbsup

ITraffic 02-07-2015 06:01 AM

give the domain to them if they will shoot a hipster porn scene for you in trade. the end.

JJ Gold 02-07-2015 07:43 AM

All the "one liners" on that Twitter feed are lifted and stolen from Some E Cards.

Bitch is a total hack.

Somebody should Tweet her this thread. Outsiders would have their mind blown at how fast and deep the GFY crew can dig into their world.

Squirtit killed it. Well done. :thumbsup

Horatio Caine 02-07-2015 07:59 AM

I don't think they have ground to stand on if you owned the domain way before they file trade mark. I think Madonna lost case like that few years ago.

Horatio Caine 02-07-2015 08:03 AM

So this dude takes plain t-shirts, trunks, tanktops and slaps "Daddy issues" phrase on it or picture of his wife and now has "clothing line"?

OneHungLo 02-07-2015 08:13 AM

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Originally Posted by mafia_man (Post 20385778)
This. Trademarks before domain registration can *sometimes* result in a seizure but not after.

So wrong. Just registering a domain does not give you any trademark rights. OP, I would list the domain for $1500 or whatever it would cost them to take it via WIPO. Clearly they have a business and have rights to the mark and will more than likely win and take the domain from you.

mineistaken 02-07-2015 08:36 AM

You should not worry. And how do you know she is a hooker?

SilentKnight 02-07-2015 08:42 AM

Haven't read the entire thread - but the OP sounds like an extortion attempt.

BlackCrayon 02-07-2015 08:43 AM

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Originally Posted by OneHungLo (Post 20385927)
So wrong. Just registering a domain does not give you any trademark rights. OP, I would list the domain for $1500 or whatever it would cost them to take it via WIPO. Clearly they have a business and have rights to the mark and will more than likely win and take the domain from you.

WRONG if you follow udrp cases you'll see 'bad faith' needs to be established and since the domain was registered by dave far before this guys 'daddy issues' clothing line was even an idea there is no bad faith.

OneHungLo 02-07-2015 09:00 AM

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Originally Posted by BlackCrayon (Post 20385946)
WRONG if you follow udrp cases you'll see 'bad faith' needs to be established and since the domain was registered by dave far before this guys 'daddy issues' clothing line was even an idea there is no bad faith.

Like vanity.com?

mineistaken 02-07-2015 09:03 AM

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Originally Posted by OneHungLo (Post 20385927)
So wrong. Just registering a domain does not give you any trademark rights. OP, I would list the domain for $1500 or whatever it would cost them to take it via WIPO. Clearly they have a business and have rights to the mark and will more than likely win and take the domain from you.

Ridiculous. In that case people would register trademarks in order to rip off the good domains. You see a great domain, see that no trademark, register a business and trademark and get the domain?
That does not make any sense.

OneHungLo 02-07-2015 09:04 AM

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Originally Posted by mineistaken (Post 20385954)
Ridiculous. In that case people would register trademarks in order to rip off the good domains. You see a great domain, see that no trademark, register a business and trademark and get the domain?
That does not make any sense.

You cant just register a trademark. You have to actually be using the mark in commerce.

Many of the decisions they make are bullshit. :2 cents: But in the op's case, since they were trying to negotiate, providing they take it to WIPO, he might have a reverse domain hijacking case.

woj 02-07-2015 09:05 AM

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Originally Posted by BlackCrayon (Post 20385946)
WRONG if you follow udrp cases you'll see 'bad faith' needs to be established and since the domain was registered by dave far before this guys 'daddy issues' clothing line was even an idea there is no bad faith.

no one brought up a point that it's all fun, games and bullshitting on gfy until you actually have to defend yourself in a case like this...

you read the complaint and you get blind sided by the fact that this guy was selling these t-shirts for the past 15 years at some local flea market... and now what? maybe that's enough to establish common law trademark? now suddenly you have a dilemma, do I hire a lawyer to defend myself? or do I play lawyer myself?

OneHungLo's advice is actually pretty good... best to work things out before laywers get involved... once they get involved, both parties will get fucked hard...

OneHungLo 02-07-2015 09:10 AM

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Originally Posted by woj (Post 20385957)
no one brought up a point that it's all fun, games and bullshitting on gfy until you actually have to defend yourself in a case like this...

you read the complaint and you get blind sided by the fact that this guy was selling these t-shirts for the past 15 years at some local flea market... and now what? maybe that's enough to establish common law trademark? now suddenly you have a dilemma, do I hire a lawyer to defend myself? or do I play lawyer myself?

OneHungLo's advice is actually pretty good... best to work things out before laywers get involved... once they get involved, both parties will get fucked hard...

Exactly. It's going to cost them (I think it's around $1500) for the WIPO case so if you list it at $1200, and they want it bad enough, it makes sense.

BlackCrayon 02-07-2015 09:19 AM

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Originally Posted by woj (Post 20385957)
no one brought up a point that it's all fun, games and bullshitting on gfy until you actually have to defend yourself in a case like this...

you read the complaint and you get blind sided by the fact that this guy was selling these t-shirts for the past 15 years at some local flea market... and now what? maybe that's enough to establish common law trademark? now suddenly you have a dilemma, do I hire a lawyer to defend myself? or do I play lawyer myself?

OneHungLo's advice is actually pretty good... best to work things out before laywers get involved... once they get involved, both parties will get fucked hard...

9 times out of 10 if you take a few hours to and do some reading defending yourself in a udrp isn't hard. one thing that seems to help is paying the extra money for a 3 person panel. then your fate doesn't rest in one persons hand. its not enough for the guy to simply say yeah i sold them at flea markets, there has to be actual proof. not just the guys word.

i own a lot of domains and have had a few udrps over the years though i've never bothered defending them. the domains weren't worth the hassle so i just gave them up but should someone do that to one of my premium domains, i would not just lay down and hope for the bare minimum of some pathetic $1200-$1500. there is no 'hard fucking' if you choose to defend yourself in a udrp, it costs nothing and the worst case you lose the domain. it all depends if its worth it or not i guess.

BlackCrayon 02-07-2015 09:25 AM

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Originally Posted by OneHungLo (Post 20385952)
Like vanity.com?

there are lots of bad decisions out there. many cite this as one of the worst decisions but what seemed to fry this guy is the fact that the trademark was registered long before the guy bought vanity.com. however he has taken it to federal court so its not over yet.

dyna mo 02-07-2015 09:28 AM

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Originally Posted by TrashyGirl (Post 20385750)
http://scontent-b.cdninstagram.com/h...92119986_n.jpg



if tshit is a typo, then it's an awesome typo. that tshirt looks like classy cafepress.com couture :helpme

:1orglaugh it was a typo, i didn't even realize ! nice catch

woj 02-07-2015 09:42 AM

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Originally Posted by BlackCrayon (Post 20385965)
9 times out of 10 if you take a few hours to and do some reading defending yourself in a udrp isn't hard. one thing that seems to help is paying the extra money for a 3 person panel. then your fate doesn't rest in one persons hand. its not enough for the guy to simply say yeah i sold them at flea markets, there has to be actual proof. not just the guys word.

i own a lot of domains and have had a few udrps over the years though i've never bothered defending them. the domains weren't worth the hassle so i just gave them up but should someone do that to one of my premium domains, i would not just lay down and hope for the bare minimum of some pathetic $1200-$1500. there is no 'hard fucking' if you choose to defend yourself in a udrp, it costs nothing and the worst case you lose the domain. it all depends if its worth it or not i guess.

it costs nothing if you are playing lawyer yourself... if you actually hire one, will cost you an arm and a leg... and paying +$2500 for a 3 person panel, for a domain you picked up for a few hundred bucks few years ago, doesn't sound so great... (even if you win, you are still out of $2500...)

and yea, he needs proof, but if he is actually telling the truth, he will find a way to prove it...you on the hand are not using the domain for anything, so good luck proving that you have legitimate interest in it... (putting up "coming soon" template is not enough..)

it all depends on how much you think the domain is worth.... if you think it's worth $15k, then yea, fuck selling it for $1500... it's probably worth closer to $1500 though, so letting it go doesn't sound that bad of an idea...

freecartoonporn 02-07-2015 10:08 AM

things i would do.
1) transfer domain from godaddy ASAP to some other registraar
2) put up some basic web site on that domain , no ads
3) dont sell the domain yet, this will fuck the new buyer (if buyer is other than that female)
4) get a lawyers input in this.
5) dont delete those mails from that female, and keep an eye on other fake buyers who will try to low-ball it.
6) renew it for 10 next years.
7) get .net .org if they are available.
8) make whois data real n visible.

i dont like cybersquatters but i fucking hate extortionist .

mineistaken 02-07-2015 10:10 AM

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Originally Posted by OneHungLo (Post 20385955)
You cant just register a trademark. You have to actually be using the mark in commerce.

That is what I said. You want some 100K domain name, you register business, slap some tshirts with that name, register trademark and take that 100k name as yours :thumbsup:1orglaugh

mineistaken 02-07-2015 10:11 AM

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Originally Posted by OneHungLo (Post 20385955)
since they were trying to negotiate

They were trying to take it for free and they were surprised that he would want money for it.

OneHungLo 02-07-2015 10:20 AM

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Originally Posted by mineistaken (Post 20386007)
That is what I said. You want some 100K domain name, you register business, slap some tshirts with that name, register trademark and take that 100k name as yours :thumbsup:1orglaugh

In theory that may work but I would assume an actual business would require a corporation, tax ID, income tax statements, trade of goods, services, and actual revenue, which are things some basement dwelling troll wouldn't be able to produce :winkwink:

freecartoonporn 02-07-2015 11:40 PM

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Originally Posted by mineistaken (Post 20386007)
That is what I said. You want some 100K domain name, you register business, slap some tshirts with that name, register trademark and take that 100k name as yours :thumbsup:1orglaugh

srsly , is this possible ?

Oracle Porn 02-08-2015 05:52 AM

everything in life is possible, you can sue anyone because the sky is not the right shade of blue, and if the judge woke up with a hangover or just didn't get any from the wife in a while, he might just agree that the sky in not the right shade of blue. shit happens all the time.

p.s. - if I had to put money on it I would bet the domain will stay with dave, you cant just start a company with a name in 2015 and think you will get the .com domain for free because its your god given right, no.

Barry-xlovecam 02-08-2015 08:00 AM

Well, bottom line: your (or any other similar named) domain cannot be used in any way that would establish a bad faith usage.

Unless, this guy can establish common law trademark prior to your domain's registration (or it's transfer date to a new party) he probably will not prevail in any UDRP.

So, you are the proud owner now of a domain with restrictive use and value. You win?

That word group 'daddy issues' is registered in many domains already. So, it's just a can of worms ... Too bad you didn't take that $8,000 offer :upsidedow

O MARINA 02-08-2015 08:59 AM

Squirtit - good posts :thumbsup

JustDaveXxx 02-08-2015 03:36 PM

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Originally Posted by Freedom6995 (Post 20385855)
Gfy detectives for the win. :thumbsup

Absolutely!!


GFY Rocks like that!!

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Originally Posted by mineistaken (Post 20385940)
And how do you know she is a hooker?

Anyone that trys to "Fuck Me" and take my money is a hooker!! You agree? lol


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Originally Posted by Oracle Porn (Post 20386788)

p.s. - if I had to put money on it I would bet the domain will stay with dave, you cant just start a company with a name in 2015 and think you will get the .com domain for free because its your god given right, no.


Thats what I'm thinking too. Thanks for the input. :thumbsup


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Originally Posted by Barry-xlovecam (Post 20386854)
Well, bottom line: your (or any other similar named) domain cannot be used in any way that would establish a bad faith usage.

Unless, this guy can establish common law trademark prior to your domain's registration (or it's transfer date to a new party) he probably will not prevail in any UDRP.

So, you are the proud owner now of a domain with restrictive use and value. You win?

That word group 'daddy issues' is registered in many domains already. So, it's just a can of worms ... Too bad you didn't take that $8,000 offer :upsidedow


You are dead on.


Lets look at restrictive use: I cannot use the name for real products, clothing, merchandise, etc.


I still can use domain name for porn, adult sites, traffic aggregation for porn, etc.


I won't be able to use the site to drive traffic to their product. Thats where their trade mark would have some teeth.

Thank you for your input, much appreciated. :thumbsup




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Originally Posted by O MARINA (Post 20386903)
Squirtit - good posts :thumbsup

Yea, he is the man!!



Squirtit; Anything you need from me, I'm there for you. Information on anything productions, lighting, photography, video, editing, talent, production costs, etc, feel free to ICQ me or Skype me.


Thank you so much! Puts things into perspective. I generally know a little on a lot, but this was one of those subjects where I was pretty limited in my knowledge.


Thanks to all of GFY for your input.:thumbsup



Please keep the info coming. Knowing this stuff can help anyone else who falls into the same situation.



Just Dave

aka123 02-08-2015 03:43 PM

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Originally Posted by JustDaveXxx (Post 20385306)
Im curious if this is a precursor to a possible lawsuit to acquire my domain name by force for possible trade mark infringement.

Usually it doesn't work that way. But it may prevent you using it.

Although lawsuit is always possible. Winning or losing it is another matter.

Penny24Seven 02-08-2015 05:34 PM

I had the same shit happen and it was all BS to try and get my domains. They used the same story about how they were not making any money but wanted it because it was what they were doing. The whole thing was created around her story so she could BS. I looked in to stuff and blogs and all kinds of shit were made to make her story look real.
I ended up selling the 3 domains that I would have let go but found out how much trouble they were through to try and buy them cheap so I held on to them and sold them for a sweet deal. Keep going with your BS story and get 10K from it lol

anexsia 02-08-2015 06:22 PM

If I were them, I would have checked to see if the domain names were available BEFORE I came up with a name for the new designer clothes.

JustDaveXxx 02-08-2015 07:20 PM

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Originally Posted by anexsia (Post 20387317)
If I were them, I would have checked to see if the domain names were available BEFORE I came up with a name for the new designer clothes.

Thats what smart people do! :1orglaugh:1orglaugh


Im also guessing that they have a hack attorney that is telling them yes to everything that they want to hear. As long as the retainer and fees get paid per every step of the process, everything will be easy.


But when these people try to use this guy to bully me, a whole new retainer gets paid up and as time goes on, the hourly starts to kick in. $$$$$$


I know how attorneys work. My father is an attorney, my little brother is an attorney, I went to law school and all of my close buddies are attorneys.


They promise the world with no guarantees. Clients fail to think about the no guarantee part. Attornys charge piece by piece. Retainer 1st, then comes the hourly. By the time you know it, your 20k in the hole and nothing to show for it.


I know how to file an answer myself. Thats too easy. I Then I call up my little brother who is a nasty litigator and named partner at his law firm; Hey I need this little something done!


When he fires off what I want to have said and its on his letter head, with his BAR number, they will they will reevaluate their tactics. They will certainly look him up and see that he crushes people in court. He didn't make partner because he sucks at his job!! lol


The more I think about it, the more it really pisses me off! I don't like getting bullied!


Thanks to all of the GFY detective work, makes things that much more clear to me. Will be forwarding this thread to my brother tonight. Might be a wrench or two that I can throw their way.


Fuck em!! :321GFY


will keep you up on whats up with this.



Just Dave

_Richard_ 02-09-2015 03:10 AM

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Originally Posted by _Lush_ (Post 20385483)
Entity Name: VIOLET BENSON, LLC
Entity Number: 201501410548
Date Filed: 01/09/2015
Status: ACTIVE
Jurisdiction: CALIFORNIA
Entity Address: 520 S BURNSIDE AVE #7C
Entity City, State, Zip: LOS ANGELES CA 90036
Agent for Service of Process: ROBIN SAGHIAN
Agent Address: 170 S BEVERLY DR #315
Agent City, State, Zip: BEVERLY HILLS CA 90212

I think there are probably a couple different players involved in the whole trademark thing. The daddy issues apparel duide is based in midwest. The daddy issues girl is in LA. 2 complete different entities. I read her twitter and instagram and she is kinda funny. I figured i would poke her alitle and I sent her an email telling her I had recently purchased the domain daddyissues.com for 8k and will be putting a stripper forum on it and inviting her to join when it is officially open.

Instagram
https://twitter.com/daddyissues__

:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh


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