Flippa Friday: Microsoft domain hits the chopping block

Flippa.com - The domain and web site aftermarket from Down Under is notorious for allowing tm domains to be sold.

Flippa.com, the domain and web site auction house Down Under, continues to allow trademark violations on its marketplace.

Not content with iPhone and Apple trademarks, Flippa goes full house this Friday with a listing that clearly violates one of the famous Microsoft trademarks.

MicrosoftFeed.com is presented by its seller at Flippa as “A top quality Microsoft focused web site“. The web site is not simply a blog, as it’s monetized with claimed revenue in excess of $2,500 per month.

With Microsoft notoriously protective of their brand – once, they went after a fella by the name of Mike Rowe and his MikeRoweSoft.com domain – it’s ridiculous that this domain is allowed to be listed for sale by Flippa.

It’s evident that Flippa is lacking the motivation to remove offending listings from its marketplace, unlike other venues such as DNForum, eBay, Sedo and Afternic that police the type of domains listed for sale.

 

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