Comments on: Is eHelper.com a Typo of EdHelper.com?

By: edhelper | World Top Trend

edhelper | World Top Trend — Sat, 13 Nov 2010 16:12:27 +0000

[...] When is a typo not a typo? Is eHelper.com a typo of EdHelper.com? Yes, according to National Arbitration Forum panelist Sandra J. Franklin. In a decision handed down yesterday, Franklin awarded the domain name ! eHelper. com to the owner More… [...]

By: FCliff

FCliff — Mon, 21 Dec 2009 20:38:20 +0000

Shananagans!

Once again, UDRP FAILS.

This lowers the value of all domains! The fact that your domain can be stolen from you at any time with NO APPEAL PROCESS is a SHAM indeed.

What if eHelper owner was on vacation? What if his family inherited the domain and has no idea what to do in the case of reverse hi-jacking.

Sue Cliff and his client, fuck them both. Legal action is the country has become too common. It is EASIER to file UDRP than make an offer of 1-2k$ They would rather risk losing legal “fees” which really is just some hourly wages these fuckheads make up to make it seem like they do anything but COPY AND PASTE a case agaist you.

This industry is falling apart, not because of domainers, but because of LAWYER SCUM.

By: Henry

Henry — Sun, 20 Dec 2009 07:27:22 +0000

This is why the UDRP as a mechanism is flawed and needs to be revamped in its entirety. And it will not come without a legal action. It’s becoming a sham or shall I say, it’s already a sham.

Evidently, there is no requirement for rationalization in business law to arrive at a decision in UDRP cases.

Henry

By: stumble

stumble — Sat, 19 Dec 2009 17:57:23 +0000

this is one of the worst udrp decision

By: Mansour

Mansour — Sat, 19 Dec 2009 10:45:27 +0000

Cliff
The only reason you went after ehelper.com that it is more valuable than edhelper.com it is crazy that you got the domain I am giving you a new list to go after. myhelper.com TeenHelper.com ($708.00)AsianHelper.com ($695.00)StarHelper.com ($500.00)RentHelper.com ($1,700.00)HostHelper.com ($500.00)CustomHelper.com ($1,243.00) and there is over 1100 more to go after that has the generic word helper.

By: Paul Keating

Paul Keating — Sat, 19 Dec 2009 10:36:47 +0000

“Anyone who registers or acquires a domain name similar to an edHelper trademark in order to profit from diverting and confusing edHelper customers is a trademark infringer and will be pursued.”

The issue is whether the mark is descriptive. If the mark is for “education assistance” then use of the mark for that purpose would not be infringing. The use would be consistent with the descriptive nature of the terms comprising the domain.

I personally feel that this asserted mark is descriptive and as long as the domain were used for descriptive purposes I would welcome any domain registrant that holds an “e” or “ed” helper domain to contact me.

By: Shahram

Shahram — Sat, 19 Dec 2009 05:51:21 +0000

Well good for you. You screwed someone out of a good domain. Personaly I think eHelper.com is far superior of a domain and totally a stronger stand alone brand. Just like eHow.com or eBay.com. And just an FYI selling ads on a site is legit.