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The pharmaceutical company Young saw its trademark rights infringed by the domain young.com, which a domain investor had recently purchased and offered to interested parties via a broker. In the UDRP proceedings, the investor was represented by domain lawyer John Berryhill - with consequences. ...

123 wrote:... because most customers will reduce the prices for SLDs first.

Yes, that's true.

Tony wrote:What a great hint! I used to make the mistake of buying SLDs at the same time with the TLD in the first order.

After introduction of custom prices last year, people should no longer make this mistake, because most customers will reduce the prices for SLDs first.

Freenamer wrote:Royalties are only valid after purchase.

What a great hint! I used to make the mistake of buying SLDs at the same time with the TLD in the first order.

Would you like to get an overview about how much money you have spent at Freename already? Go to the purchase section in you account and extend the list of purchases as described here: https://www.topleveldomain.online/85777411nx67377/whale-section-f70/long-lists-in-your-freename-account-t237.html ...

... the following instructions to get them as cheap as possible: ⋅ With activated royalties, you will get a 50 % discount for your own purchases under that TLD. ⋅ Royalties are only valid after purchase. If you buy a TLD including the $ 50 for royalties and insert already ...

The following things should be kept in mind for the minting process: ⋅ Mint your TLD or SLD as early as possible (right after purchase), because the first mint has the priority legal rights over identical domains from other Web3 domain providers. ⋅ If the minting queue ...

... ⋅ Domain List: https://freename.io/portfolio/domains?limit=20 ⋅ Purchases: https://freename.io/portfolio/purchase?limit=20 Just update the value in the string limit=20 to any number of items that you want to make visible. All you have to do is overwrite ...

TLD .purchase for $ 4,999
TLD .pos for $ 29,990