by fustachio.tel 2012-06-28, 3:56 pm
I love the idea and will probably use it but I have one issue I want to bring up, if you own a domain say thats similar to another business or persons name, but being used correctly not affiliated or adverting any of those businesses or products that it could correspond to, so you hold it legally and not in breach of any of telnics rules or any general legal issues.
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Would someone or a company be legally able to take the domain from you on the basis that you gave them an email address that represents them or their business or a personhood? aka by the basis that if advertisements aka adverts in the emails signature was sent along side those outgoing emails they have a legal basis to claim the domain from you, as your giving them the right to represent themselves and advert their business or product though it thus you're adverting them aka the domain is being used to advert them or their product, which is the basis to claim a domain is in breach of telnics ownership regulations? because I can see a 3rd party shill company or person being paid to setup the email address and spam emails thus giving company X or person X the ability to claim ownership of the domain.
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If that's not gibberish I would think the solution to this is to have a robust legal document they agree to before they're allowed to pay for the email address, and have a black list of known competitor businesses or words you wont allow, and also to not allow adverts of any type to be sent thus if you're running a mail server you'd have to filter the emails.
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Or I'm just talking gibberish and it's all fine, either way I'll use it if I can figure out how to sign up for it.
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