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Have you got any examples of these?

• blowski 14y ago
  Deutsche Post was refused a UDRP request on Post.com, Interior Design Group was refused InteriorDesign.com, etc. Successful UDRP requests usually mean the current owner is using the name in bad faith. The usual explanation is if an apple orchard which has been in business for 50 years had bought the domain apple.com, then it would be considered entirely reasonable for them to keep it - even if their business was not called Apple. Whereas if an electronics form founded a few weeks tried to do the same thing, they would lose it. I'm not aware of any outrageously bad decisions in this area. It seems to be quite sensible.
• ck2 14y ago
  Off the top of my head, madonna (it's in the bible?) but there are probably better ones I cannot remember at this moment. I know there have been some crazy UDRP decisions from WIPO and other arbitrators because their paid judges are very questionable.