Snugg.com: UDRP loss against #domain registered in 1999

Posted by DomainGang on September 22, 2022, at 12:20 pm

The domain name Snugg.com was registered in 1999, eons ago in internet time. In 2022, British company Arniston Ltd registered the mark SNUGG with the British trademark office and attempted to usurp the domain. Citing a failure to respond to its brokered offer of $5,000 dollars, the Complainant filed a UDRP. It miserably lost, however, […]

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Snugg.com: UDRP loss against #domain registered in 1999

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