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The answer to your question is how much they are will pay. Also you're in a curious position because if they have filed a Trademark on their name (in US at lea
by antonioe 16y ago
The answer to your question is how much they are will pay.
Also you're in a curious position because if they have filed a Trademark on their name (in US at least not sure about UK) they can file a trademark dispute.
If you came to me and said you were squating on my TM I'd start legal procedures.
Now if they don't have a TM ... Maybe convince them to do a profit share if this new domain rockets them to new search levels. Exact domains have a much higher SEO value. So in truth it could be a win for them. I'd reach out to who ever does their SEO and let he/she be your advocate.
- ljf 16y agoFor UK laws see my link above, interesting - and not what I would have thought.
- Lewisham 16y agoWell, TM is not an issue because the domain name is my actual name, so I wouldn't lose a dispute over it. I didn't ever say I was squatting, all I have done is said that I own this domain, it is mine, I get your email, and I forward it to you because I am nice. I would rather this problem go away for us both, but I am not willing to hand over a domain for less than its value to me.