Alan adı

[cigosen]

Selamlar ve Hayırlı bayramlar dileklerimle

Konu alacağım domain adı ile ilgili bana yardımcı olursanız cok sevinirim :

Bir Almanyadaki Firmanın adı elmalı seyahat Gmbh
domaini de elmalı.de

Ben ise alacağım domain elmalıozel.com ve Türkiyede hizmet vermek istiyorum.
Sitemin dizynı ayrı logom ayrı fiyatım daha düşük vs vs ama iş ikimizde elma pazarlıyoruz.

İşte soru burada daha sitemi kurmadım. Yani bu hayalimin peşinden gidebilirm miyim.

En azından eger olursa gelen Paranın tamamı Ülkeme girecek ve burada kalacak.

Saygılarımlan

cigosen

[tako568]

anladığım kadarıyla siz aynı işi inş yapıcaksınız elmali.de ile bu soru olabilir gibi geliyor benim... ama aynı işi yapmıyorsanız elmaliozel.de nin bir sorun oluşturcağını sanmıyorum..

[cevahird]

anladığım kadarıyla alan adı almak istiyorsunuz ve adıda elmaliozel.com olacak com uzantılı adresleri kim önce alırsa onun olur yani aynı veya farklı bir işte çalışmanız fark etmez yeterki onun adını ve uzantısını almaya çalışmayın

[cigosen]

Arkadaşlar ilginize çok teşekür ederim.

[cigosen]

Gentlemen,


For example there are two companys one is located in Germany and has
the name Apollon-Touristic Gmbh and the domains Appolon.de,appolon.com
and is
selling touristic tours from germany to Greece.

My company is located in Greece
and we have the domain (for example we will take this)
appolonprivate.com and we wil sell also greece over the internet .


So would that be a problem in the future.?

Mayby is seams like a stupied question, but it is important for me to
make it on the wright way.
My appolonprivate will be also a trademark

Best regards


Cevap

Dear Sir,

A trademark or common law rights owner may obtain the transfer or
cancellation of a domain name under the Uniform Domain Name Dispute
Resolution Policy (UDRP) when there was abusive registration and use of
the domain name. See http://www.wipo.int/amc/en/domains/gtld/udrp/.

The UDRP procedure is an administrative procedure, it is not a court
procedure.

The UDRP is incorporated into the registration agreement of all
ICANN-accredited registrars and thus any person or entity registering a
gTLD (such as a .com domain name) agrees to submit to the UDRP for
disputes with respect to the domain name they are registering. It is
the registrant's responsibility to ascertain they are not infringing on
third-parties' rights when registering a domain name.

According to Paragraph 4(a) of the UDRP, trademark or service mark
owners can obtain the transfer of the domain name if they establish each
of the following criteria:

(i) the domain name registered by the domain name registrant is
identical or confusingly similar to a trademark or service mark in which
the complainant (the person or entity bringing the complaint) has
rights; and
(ii) the domain name registrant has no rights or legitimate interests
in respect of the domain name in question; and
(iii) the domain name has been registered and is being used in bad
faith.

The UDRP provides a number of examples of the above mentioned criteria
(ii) and (iii) (http://www.wipo.int/amc/en/domains/rules/index.html).
If any of these elements cannot be established, the complaint is denied,
i.e. the domain name remains with the domain holder (respondent).

The Center as an independent and impartial body cannot give any views
about the strengths and weaknesses of a party's case, or provide any
legal assistance outside of general references. However, the Center's
Index of WIPO UDRP Panel Decisions offers easy access for parties to the
legal and other information contained in WIPO decisions.
http://www.wipo.int/amc/en/domains/s...legalindex.jsp. When using
the Index of Decisions, it is recommended to enter only one criterium at
a time for optimal results.

See also the WIPO Overview of WIPO Panel Views on Selected UDRP
Questions at
http://www.wipo.int/amc/en/domains/s...iew/index.html.

The most frequently asked questions with respect to the UDRP procedure
are answered in WIPO's Guide to the Uniform Domain Name Dispute
Resolution Policy, available at
http://www.wipo.int/amc/en/domains/guide/index.html.

I hope this answers your question. Do not hesitate to contact us again
if you have general questions on the UDRP.

Sincerely,
Annick Regard
Information and External Relations Section
WIPO Arbitration and Mediation Center


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