Topic: Deutsche Bitcoin-Domains gesammelt - kann man was dagegen tun? (Read 3523 times)

Na vlt hoffen sie ja, dass eine andere Firma die irgendwann braucht und sie damit ein wenig Kleingeld generieren können 

die sind doch alle doof wer will solche domains?

so oder so
man kann ein "generic" domain benutzen oder ein "brandable" je nach dem was man will.
Hier ist ein list von firmen das "generic" domains benutzen obwohl die firma heißt was anderes:
Amazon hat auch: Clothing.com, Endless.com, Triangulate.com

    1800Contacts – ContactLenses.com, Contacts.com, EyeCare.com, Glasses.com
    1800Flowers – Flowers.com
    1800Wheelchair – Wheelchair.com
    21st Century Insurance – 21st.com
    A&E Television Networks – History.com
    A&W Concentrate Company – RootBeer.com
    Abbott Labs – InfantFormula.com, RA.com
    ACH Food Companies – Tones.com
    Adobe – Director.com, ESignature.com, Flash.com
    Alcoa – Aluminum.com
    Allianz – Fusion.com
    Amazon – Clothing.com, Endless.com, Triangulate.com
    American City Business Journals – Portfolio.com
    American Express – Open.com, Serve.com
    American Woodmark Corp. – Cabinetry.com
    Anderson Rentals – Potty.com
    Anheuser-Busch – DesignatedDriver.com
    Ansaldo STS – Switch.com
    Answers Corp. – Answers.com
    AOL – Advertising.com, Flipper.com, Games.com, Love.com, Seed.com, When.com
    Apple – Airport.com, Apple.com, Carbon.com, Newton.com, Next.com
    AstraZeneca – AcidReflux.com, GERD.com, PurplePill.com
    Atari – Shiny.com
    A.T. Cross – Cross.com
    AT&T – FastAccess.com, Mobile.com, WebHosting.com
    Autobytel Inc – Car.com
    Aubuchon Hardware – HardwareStore.com
    Avis Budget – AutoRental.com, RentaCar.com
    Banco Popular – Popular.com
    Bank of America – Loans.com
    Barnes and Noble – Book.com, Books.com
    Bass Pro Shops – Archery.com, Ducks.com, Hunting.com, Tackle.com
    Bayer – Aspirin.com, Impotence.com, MultipleSclerosis.com, NoFleas.com, WonderDrug.com
    Berkshire Hathaway – Genre.com
    Bissell – Steamer.com
    Bodog Media – Slots.com
    Boeing – NewAirplane.com
    Bosch – Digestion.com
    Box, Inc. – Box.com
    Bridgestone – TireSafety.com
    British Sky Broadcasting Group – Sky.com
    Broadway – Theater.com
    Brown Shoe Company – Shoes.com
    Bumble Bee Foods – Tuna.com
    Burlington Coat Factory – Coat.com
    CA – Security.com
    Caesars Entertainment – Casinos.com
    Calvin Klein – Bras.com, Underware.com
    Campbell Soup Company – Soups.com
    Cargill – Bread.com
    Carl’s Jr (CKE Restaurants) – Burgers.com
    CBS – Auctions.com, Browser.com, Builder.com, Buying.com, Chat.com, com.com, Community.com, Computers.com, Download.com, Downloads.com, Freeware.com, Gaming.com, Help.com, Kids.com, Labs.com, MarketPlace.com, MP3.com, News.com, Online.com, Radio.com, Search.com, Shareware.com, Shopper.com, Silicon.com, Store.com, TV.com, Updates.com, Upload.com, Welcome.com
    CDW – Warehouse.com
    Cendant – CarRentals.com, Lodging.com, TimeShares.com
    Christian Science – Spirituality.com
    Cisco – Compatible.com
    Citibank – Finance.com, Mortgage.com, StudentLoan.com
    Citrix – Cloud.com
    CityBreak – Visit.com
    CKE Restaurants – Burgers.com
    Classified Ventures, LLC – Apartments.com, Auto.com, Cars.com
    Clorox – Bleach.com, Grease.com
    CNET – Download.com, Help.com, News.com
    CNN/Time Inc. – Money.com, Mutual-Funds.com
    Coca-Cola – Burn.com
    Comodo – DNS.com
    Comscore – Persuasion.com
    Conair Corp. – HairTrimmer.com
    Condé Nast – Allure.com, Brides.com, Concierge.com, Details.com, Flip.com, Glamour.com, Gourmet.com, GQ.com, NewYorker.com, Portfolio.com, Style.com, Wired.com
    ConvaTec – Incontinence.com
    Cooper Industries – Strut.com
    Corel – Designer.com
    Daimler AG – TruckStore.com
    Dell – CloudComputing.com, FastLane.com, FogLight.com, Quest.com
    Deluxe – Checks.com, FastLane.com, FogLight.com, Quest.com
    Diageo – Malts.com, Rum.com, Scotch.com
    Dick’s Sporting Goods – Runners.com, SportGear.com, SportsGear.com
    Discount Tire Company – Tires.com
    Discovery Comm. – Animal.com, Turbo.com
    DISH Network – Dish.com
    Disney – Dig.com, Family.com, Go.com, Kid.com, Video.com
    Dreyer’s – FrozenYogurt.com, IceCream.com
    Drugstore.com – Beauty.com
    E! Online – Gossip.com
    EarthLink – Pipeline.com
    Ebay – Half.com, X.com
    Eli Lilly – ADHD.com, BipolarDisorder.com, Fleas.com
    Elkay – Sink.com
    Enterprise Rent-A-Car – RentalCar.com
    ESPN – CollegeGameDay.com, Scrum.com
    ESS Data Recovery – DataRecovery.com
    Expedia – CarRentals.com
    Fandango – Movie.com, Movies.com
    Fayette Electric Cooperative – Kilowatt.com
    Fidelity – 401k.com, 529Plan.com, 529Plans.com, Funds.com, Retire.com
    Fixodent – Dentures.com
    Food Network – Food.com
    Franmara – CorkScrews.com
    Frito Lay – Walkers.com
    Fruit of the Loom, Inc. – Fruit.com
    F-Secure – VirusProtection.com
    FTD – Florist.com
    G&J Holdings – Candy.com
    Gambrinus Company – Shiner.com
    General Electric – AutoLeasing.com, CarLeasing.com, Coincidence.com, Ecomagination.com, Oxygen.com, TransportationServices.com
    General Re – ReInsurance.com
    Genesis Healthcare – Rehab.com
    Giftco, Inc. – Gifts.com
    GlaxoSmithKline – Asthma.com, AsthmaControl.com, Bipolar.com, ColdSore.com, Depression.com, Diabetes.com, Heartburn.com, HeartHealth.com, Helix.com, Osteoporosis.com, Reflux.com, RestlessLegs.com, SkinInfection.com, Sleeplessness.com, ToothBrush.com
    Google – Android.com, Deja.com, Dodgeball.com, Duck.com, Hello.com, Jot.com, Keyhole.com, Urchin.com
    Guardian – WholeLifeInsurance.com
    Guthy-Renker – Acne.com
    H&R Block – TaxCut.com
    Hallmark – Easter.com, Greetings.com
    Hammacher Schlemmer – Stores.com
    Hanes – PantyHose.com
    Harley Davidson – Hog.com
    Hasbro – Game.com
    Health Magazine/Time Inc. – Health.com
    Hewlett Packard Company – Mercury.com, Tandem.com
    Hidden Valley – Eating.com ,Salad.com
    History Channel – History.com
    Honda – Motorcycles.com, Scooters.com
    Hotels.com L.P – Hotels.com
    HRS – Hotel-Reservation.com, Hotel-Reservierung.de, WellnessHotels.com
    IAC Corporation – Ask.com, Dictionary.com, Green.com, Match.com, Reference.com, Thesaurus.com
    Imaging Technology Inc. – Imaging.com
    InFocus Projectors – Projectors.com
    Intel – Chips.com, Netbook.com, PC.com
    Intuit – Apps.com, Banking.com, Payroll.com
    Iowa State University – Cyclones.com
    JC Penny – Delicates.com, Gift.com
    Johnson and Johnson – Antacids.com, Baby.com, Cancer.com, Cholesterol.com, GetWell.com, Hepatitis.com, Obesity.com, Pregnancy.com, ThePill.com, WomansHealth.com,
    YeastInfection.com
    JP Morgan Chase – BestMarkets.com
    Kao Brands – DrySkin.com
    KAY Jewelers – Gold.com
    Knorr – Soup.com
    Kraft Foods – Bologna.com, Dessert.com, Dinners.com, EatHealthy.com, EatingHealthy.com, HotCereal.com, Jello.com, LowFat.com, Mayonnaise.com, Pickles.com, Puddings.com, Beverages.com, CreamCheese.com, Sauces.com
    K-Swiss – TennisShoes.com
    Lafarge – DryWall.com
    Land O’ Lakes – Baking.com
    Landor – Branding.com
    LendingTree.com – RE.com, Tree.com
    Lexis Nexis – Lawyers.com
    Life Alert – Promptly.com
    MacNeil Automotive – Mats.com
    Mannigton Mills – Floors.com
    Map and Globe LLC – WorldMaps.com
    Market Leader, Inc. – RealEstate.com
    Mars – PetCare.com
    Mastercard – Priceless.com
    McAfee – FirstAid.com
    McGraw-Hill – Construction.com, Levels.com, Sweets.com
    MedImmune – Flu.com
    Medtronic – Back.com, Pacemakers.com
    Merck – BoneLoss.com, CervicalCancer.com
    Merck Serono – AllergyRelief.com, Alzheimers.com, Fertility.com
    Merriam Webster – Collegiate.com, SpellCheck.com, Word.com
    Merrill Corp. – Document.com
    Microsoft – CashBack.com, Docs.com, GPS.com, Investor.com, Juice.com, Live.com, Office.com, Start.com, Surface.com
    Miller Electric – Welder.com
    Minnesota Public Radio – Audiences.com
    Moody’s Corporation – Economy.com
    Mondelez International – CookieJar.com
    Monster – Admissions.com, Jobs.com, Military.com
    National Geographic – Documentary.com
    National Honey Board – Honey.com
    National Pen Co. – Pens.com
    NatPay – DirectDeposit.com
    Navteq – Navigation.com, Traffic.com
    NBA – Heat.com
    Navy Recruiting Command – Navy.com
    NBTY – Vitamins.com
    Nestle – Meals.com
    Newell Rubbermaid – AugerBit.com, Coolers.com, Drapery.com, JackSaw.com, SpadeBit.com, TackleBoxes.com, ToolBoxes.com, ToughTools.com, ViseGrip.com,
    YouthSeats.com
    New York Community Bancorp Inc – Checking.com, HomeEquity.com
    Nissan – Z.com
    Northwestern Mutual – LifeInsurance.com
    Novartis – AlzheimersDisease.com, GenitalHerpes.com, RespiratoryHealth.com, Shingles.com
    Nunes Co. – Lettuce.com, Salads.com, Vegetables.com
    NXP Semiconductors – SemiConductors.com
    Office Depot – OfficeSupplies.com
    Old Country Buffet – Buffet.com
    Oracle – Agile.com, Distinction.com, Learn.com, Network.com, Retail.com, Sales.com, ServiceProvider.com, Think.com
    Orange Brand Services Limited – Orange.com
    Orbitz – Lodging.com, Trip.com
    Otis Elevators – Elevator.com, Escalator.com, Lift.com
    P&G – BabyDiapers.com, Cavities.com, Clean.com, Condition.com, Conditioner.com, Dandruff.com, DentalCare.com, Dentures.com, Dishes.com, Laundry.com, Nails.com,
    ShowerGel.com, Tissue.com, Toothpaste.com, Towels.com
    Pacific Coast Feather Company – DownComforters.com, Featherbeds.com
    Peets Coffee & Team – Coffee.com
    Pentair Inc. – Pumps.com
    PETA – Circuses.com
    PetSmart – DogFood.com, Dogs.com, Pets.com, Pets.com
    Pfizer – Arthritis.com
    Pharmavite – Vitamin.com
    Philips – SemiConductors.com, Speech.com
    Porta John – Toilets.com
    Pro Developments GmbH & Co – Platinum.com
    Progressive Insurance – DriveInsurance.com
    Purdue Pharma – Pharma.com
    Procter and Gamble – DentalCare.com, Laundry.com, Nails.com, ShowerGel.com, Tissue.com, Toothpaste.com, Towels.com
    Qualcomm Inc. – Plaza.com
    Quidsi (acquired by Amazon) – Diapers.com, Look.com, Soap.com
    QuinStreet Inc. – Insurance.com, Insure.com, Internet.com
    Qwest – Q.com
    Ragú – Eat.com
    Ralph Lauren – Polo.com, Rugby.com
    Resource Nation – Business.com
    Reynolds Foil, Inc. – OvenBags.com
    Roche – FluFacts.com, RheumatoidArthritis.com, Weightloss.com
    Rocky Mountain Bicycles – Bikes.com
    Rolls-Royce – Allison.com
    Roto Rooter – Plumber.com
    Russian Standard Co. – Vodka.com
    Salesforce.com – Chatter.com, Data.com, Database.com, Desk.com, Do.com, Force.com, Site.com, Social.com, Work.com
    Sandviks HOP – Hop.com
    Sanofi-Aventis – Allergy.com, Hypertension.com, Influenza.com, Parkinsons.com, Stroke.com, Vaccines.com
    SAP – Duet.com
    Sara Lee – IcedCoffee.com
    SC Johnson – Pledge.com, Ticks.com
    Scripps Networks – Food.com
    Select Comfort – Beds.com
    Sempra Energy – LNG.com
    SGS Canada Inc. – Assayers.com
    Shell – Benzene.com, Detergents.com
    Sherwin Williams – Painting.com, PaintingContractors.com
    Siemens – Ultrasound.com
    Silicon Labs – Integration.com
    Sanofi Pasteur – Tuberculosis.com
    Société Générale – Warrant.com, Warrants.com
    Sony – Station.com
    Southwestern-Great American, Inc – FundRaising.com
    Speedway SuperAmericas – Gasoline.com
    Sports Endeavors – Lacrosse.com, Soccer.com
    STANDS4 LLC – Abbreviations.com, Acronyms.com
    State Farm Insurance – NowWhat.com
    Stillwater Designs – Kicker.com
    Sunglass Hut – Shades.com
    Sun Microsystems – Network.com, ServiceProvider.com
    Sylvan Learning – Ivy.com, Educate.com
    Symantec – Ghost.com, Van.com
    Takeda – Gout.com
    The American Institute of Balance – Dizzy.com
    The HV Food Products Company – Salad.com
    The Men’s Wearhouse – FormalWear.com, Tux.com
    The Press Democrat – Winery.com
    The Quaker Oats Company – Snacks.com
    Thomson Reuters – Trademark.com
    Time, Inc. – Health.com, Money.com, Mutual-Funds.com
    TLC Vision – Lasik.com
    T-Mobile – Aerial.com
    Tower Records – Tower.com
    Toyota – SalesEvent.com
    Toys-R-Us – Toys.com
    Travelex – Escapes.com
    Travelocity – Reservations.com, Vacations.com
    TravelZoo – Fly.com
    Trend Micro – AntiVirus.com
    Tribune Technology LLC – ForSaleByOwner.com
    Trustwave – Breach.com
    Uhaul – Trailer.com
    Unilever – BakingSoda.com, Eat.com, LoveAffair.com, MouthWash.com ,PeanutButter.com, Sauce.com, Softener.com, Soup.com
    United States Bowling Congress – Bowl.com
    USG – Plaster.com
    Vail Resorts – SkiRentals.com, Snow.com
    Valpak – Savings.com
    Vasco Data Security – Authentication.com
    Vermeer – Trencher.com
    Viacom International Inc. – Film.com
    Visit Technology Group – Visit.com
    Viva Group, Inc – Rent.com
    Warnaco – Bras.com, Underwear.com
    Weather Channel – Weather.com
    Web.com Group, Inc. – Leads.com, Register.com, Web.com
    WebMediaBrands – Internet.com
    Wedding Channel – Weddings.com
    Wells Fargo – Strong.com
    Whirlpool – ConsumerFinance.com, FoodProcessors.com, MicrowaveOven.com, TrashCompactor.com
    Wilson Art – CounterTops.co
    Winchester – Ammunition.com
    Wildgame Innovations – Feeders.com
    Wolters Kluwer – DrugFacts.com
    Woodway – Treadmills.com
    Wrigley – Spearmint.com
    Wyndham Worldwide – Timeshares.com
    Xerox – ColorPrinters.com, Documents.com
    XO Group Inc. – Weddings.com
    Yahoo – Broadcast.com
    Zappos – Clothes.com
    Zildjian – Cymbals.com

oder google nicht suchmaschiene.de

+1

" Parasiten"

Dann alle die irrgendwas kaufen , um es weider zuverkaufen sind "Parasiten"
 

Eben, Marken entstehen durch Bekanntheit, muss also kein Domain Name sein, auf den man "von allein" kommt.
Sollte Boologa (frei erfunden) auf allen TV Sendern als DIE BTC Seite beworben werden, hast du da mehr Traffic als auf einen der oben genannten.

Das Geschäftsmodell sollte aber nicht vom Namen einer Domain abhängig sein.

Amazon heißt ja auch nicht Books.com oder Yahoo.com auch nicht search.com

Sehe ich auch so. Leute die mit solchen und ähnlichen Geschäftsmodellen Geld verdienen sind nichts anderes als Parasiten, die mit der Arbeit anderer Geld verdienen wollen.

Solche FACK JU GÖHTE Beiträge braucht hier niemand. Für schAtten geHds du einfach Chantal fazbook ja.
Danke.

 

Deine Mutter heult rum.

Hier geht es einzig darum das vielleicht anderen Menschen ein Projekt oder eine Geschäftsidee vergeigt wird. Das ist fast wie mit Patent-Trollen.

Mal ganz davon ab das ich kein Interesse an den Domains habe. KaiD hat die einzig sinnvolle Antwort geschrieben!

Unterstriche sind nicht zulässig in Domainnamen.

wenn es dir nicht passt mach halt
bitcoin_kaufen.de bitcoins-kaufen.de bitcoinkaufen24.de btc-kaufen.de btc-kaufen24.de
bitcoin-community.de
bitcoin-shop.de, bitcoin_shop.de oder bitcoinshop24.de

Statt rumzuheulen der andere hat xy domain lass deine phantasie spielen!
Sollte er gegen ein Markenrecht verstoßen -> Rechtsanwalt

 

Was ist am Domainhandel assi?
Das ist das älteste (internet) Gewerbe der Welt. 

Warum is domainhandel "assi"? Sehe deine argument nicht.

Wilst du btcexchange.de kaufen?

Interessante Art sowas zu rechtfertigen, trotzdem ein assi-mäßiges Geschäftsmodell.

Sowas für Arztbriefe gibt's im übrigen schon, nur halt nicht gegen Bitcoin-Bezahlung, sondern mit freiwilliger Spende.

Ich denke die Domains werden echten Verwendern zeitnah zugeführt. Der Typ ist eine kleine Nummer in der Domain-Squatter-Szene (falls er dort überhaupt voll aktiv ist).
Die Domains sind auch eher mittelmäßig. Dh. die gehen alle für 100 bis max. 500 E / Stück raus.

Dh. jedes ernsthafte Unternehmen/Projekt kann sich eine dieser Domains von diesem Marvin kaufen.

Ich finde das jetzt so gar nicht mal schlecht. Besser als wenn dort irgendwelche "Get rich"-Shemes und andere minderwertige Affiliateprojekte vermarket wurden wären oder Domain-Parking.

Oder erstell selbst eine Domain um einen Service anzubieten, der Arztbefunde ins Deutsch oder Englisch übersetzt
Denke das könnte noch eine Marklücke sein.

Kaufe doch die Domains. Dann kanst du ja etwas sinnvolles damit machen.

Dagegen kannst Du nichts machen, es sei denn, er verletzt Dein Markenschutzrecht...

Nö, sind auch keine besonders interessanten Domains.

http://bitcoin-kaufen.de/

http://bitcoincommunity.de/

http://bitcoinshop.de/

usw., kann ja jeder sehen die Liste.

Inhaber aller Domains ist Marvin Steppat aus Karlsruhe.

Ich mag solche Domain-Hoarder grundsätzlich nicht, kann man da was gegen tun?