Do u think this domain is safe?
 

I just registered this for a project Im working on and Im not sure if I should have done it. Am I gonna get my ass sued?

thirtysomething.tv

Bloody expensive those tv domains as well!

If they come knocking, I would just hand the fucker right over. It wont be worth the time and effort.

Agree.

"Hold on just a sec and I'll transfer it to you while you wait at the door". :)

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Look to see if there is a trademark for thirtysomething. That will be a clue. If there isn't, I'd hire an attorney when they come knocking. Of course you could hire one now and get an opinion. I'm not an attorney, but that was my opinion.

I think u r correct..... Let this be a lesson "Dont Drink and Buy Domains"

I saw it there with the "available" label next to it and coudnt resist

Its perfect for what Im doing

Interesting... thirtysomthing.com is a dating portal

I might be ok

good luck with that.

I can't see a problem. Thirtysomething is a common slang word. It's not like you registered seinfeld.tv or thesopranos.tv

Go with it. Fuck them.

Windows is a common word too. So is New Technology (NT). Try using them and see what Microsoft would have to say.

the .tv on thirtysomething could make a diff????

Worse than driving drunk is at the keyboard drunk sometimes! Been there and fucked up more than once. Could be worse I guess. You could of been having cyber sex with someone and left the screen open for your girl friend to find and read. :helpme

If you had windows.com and sold real windows etc, and not the OS, or another OS, or software at all, you'd be fine

Correct.

In fact:
http://www.window.com/

Ya just never know...

AutoZone began as AutoShack, but Radio Shack sued and won.. Even though they were 2 totally different types of stores...

:1orglaugh

Funny you mention windows. I sold my uPVC firm before getting into this biz. You're quite wrong. Windows is a common word and as long as your product is related to that common word (ie not pc software), you're fine. If I could have bought windows.net when I owned my firm, I would have - in a fucking heart beat! We used to ship our product to north america and canada, I would have done very nicely. From what I was told by a solicitor in the past, the domain is fine as long as it is a generic name from the dictionary, not a persons name or created brand name (like google), and your name and product do not attempt to give the surfer the impression of any affiliation with another name / product. :thumbsup