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350 sexy tubes!
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Shap god OWNED... Even though he tries to stay cool and keep playing "poker".. lol..
You are totally owned shap.. and you need a new lawyer... BIG troubles are on your way... hehe. |
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My views on this issue are focused on the long term repercussions of this legal battle and its resulting effect on everyone in this industry. If we, as a collective, begin to allow the legal blocking of segments of "inadvertent" domain name ownership, industry creativity over the long term could possibly be stunted. It also sets up a dangerous precedent that could be abused for the purposes of shutting down others in the future. We don't want that. This industry needs competition and growth. Everyone needs to work together, even if they are at odds with each other. Look at the bigger picture that affects us all. You guys need to work this out and not here on GFY. This is business, not personal. |
FUCK YOU SHAP...
There IS NO WAY you will get those domains.. NO WAY. A friend of mine has 10 domains registered and using the "sextube" sheme and YOU CAN'T touch him. Using your Mafia Style of intimidating via email WON'T do shit. All your content is already spread on torrents with thousands of seeds and also rapidshare links. |
i have bought shaptube.com
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every single registrar and parking company of any real size is usually dealing with several trademark disputes/claims at any given moment not to mention complaints and lawsuits and disputes that do not involve parking or registrar companies (disputes that remain between two parties). Shap isn't going to be setting any precedence no matter what he chooses to do. domains and the resulting disputes weren't invented yesterday and neither was ICAAN's UDRP besides, the law is not about who's right or wrong. it's about who wins. to determine that... you have to to fight. fighting comes with a serious cost. its all fine and well to talk tough... but when it comes down to it and you realize you're doing nothing but enriching a room full of attorneys just to take a principled stand, you'll regret the waste of time, money and energy. :2 cents: |
I said, you didnt contatct ME on ICQ, and now you are loosing affiliates... You are a lame SIR, and u will loose serious money...
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lol..this is hiarliriuss
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but for fun now my trademark the next door, so let me show you how we going to scam all the domains having next door in it...
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For example, if my developing brand all of a sudden begins to take over an established, wealthy program, and they decide to exert a similar effort as Twisty's to shut me down, who really wins in the long term? What if the service that I'm providing (or would have come up with because of my newfound success) would have actually helped the industry move 10 years ahead? Who really suffers? We can fool ourselves all we want, but there are people (namely lawmakers) who would love to see this industry fall flat on its face. At the same time, while every business is about money, there needs to be some semblance of decorum when situations like this occur. The problems that I have seen in my short stint in this industry involve a deep fragmentation regarding business planning and established standards. It seems as if we all can be turned against each other with a simple accusation. Order needs to be implemented and regardless of whether people find themselves on the shitty end of the stick, there needs to be a sense of professionalism and respect at all times...or at least as much as possible. Another point to ponder is: Do we really want regulators and lawmakers delving in the inner workings of our industry and being the "referees" in fights that they don't want any of us to win? |
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Sheesh, thank goodness. I was worried for a minute there :winkwink: |
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Wow man it looks like you will finally have "bro status". You have really managed to go from "respectable status" to "bro status" pretty fast.. Fuck dude how much money is enough? Seems once greed takes hold, you guys always end up the same. Congrats on your millions.. btw I wonder how you would feel if the owner of "tube" TM came and stole your domains.. |
Is his use limited to Hungary, or does he do business with US customers?
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Yeah but the guys who ownes those domains does not give it away for free...
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after much contemplation it has been decided guacamolesextube.com will consist of men fucking bowls of guacamole...the latina market is too saturated already:(
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Drama for your mamma
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I'm glad someone else looks at it the same way I do.. Shap has turned into a real bitch. fucking sad thing to, I used to respect him for what he had built, in what seemed to be a honest way. Looks like those days are over. |
And he is still not contacted us on ICQ..... 3m usd is the price for now, do you have that money, or you still want to scam it for a $350 by filling a trademark?
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what's going on in here? read the first page and this page...
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Then it's also funny twistys/shap admitted to infringing other peoples trademarks and making cash off of them. Ones that don't sound generic. |
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Thanks in advance. :) |
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eg. "he is one of the lucky ones" "you can choose from these ones" etc. it is a plural of single definite units |
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Microsoft argued they had a right to buy a generic word out of the dictionary too (lindows.com vs microsoft) and the judge ruled against that arguement, which is why they settled for 10 million dollars. Funny thing is that now that they have uniquely coined phrase they can stop all the varients (bindows, etc) as an infringement of lindows.com. |
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But if I made a site called HardFreeOnes.com -- that specialized exclusively in hardcore imagery and videos of celebs, super-models, and pornstars, I could circumvent any trademark protection that Freeone.com may have as I am using generic terms 'hard' (the style of content) 'free' (no charge for viewing the content), and ones (the ones that the surfer is looking for). HardFreeOnes.com :) |
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Think about it... You're grasping for straws now. |
"Free Ones" = free what? You wouldn't expect to find porn.
I realize you're here to support Shap or something probably, but seriously you should consider tagging someone else in at this point. You fail. |
This thread is humorous.
Yes SexTube is a brand and Shap has every right to protect his brand. Just because his brand is piggybacking off of the popularity of a much larger mainstream brand doesnt make his trademark any less enforceable. It doesnt matter that the two words together are generic. Try registering collegefacebook.com and see how it goes. It doesnt really matter if he is enforcing the trademark because he wants the traffic of the larger site or if he wants to limit confusion of his branding efforts to that of a site that offers full length videos and questionable content. He had the vision as a successful businessman and its his legal right to do what he pleases. The only thing he needs to weigh is if this legal course of action will cost him more affiliate business elsewhere thus negating the positive benefits of enforcing his trademark. (I seriously doubt it) |
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Hardsex Tube.com When will you be suing Dave CHAPpelle?? As others have already said - you use to be quite the inspirational figure and now it seems Lars' greed has become contagious :( |
I don't think when people are commenting on whether or not this is fair, they can consider the stolen content on the guy's website. Because that's not the issue. That's not why his site is being targetted. And the fact is, a perfectly legitimate tube site with full permission to use the content ending in sextube will be at risk here.
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This is just a shitty situation, because I can totally sympathize with hardsextube.com owner here. I'm almost positive he was in no way intending to infringe on any trademarks. In fact, his site seems to have been live long before Shap's was even if Shap's was registered first. It probably doesn't help that the owner of hardsextube.com is responding with things like "The law is the law" and "DMCA" to people. How do domain disputes really work? Do they question if a trademark will hold up in court? I would expect it's simpler than that. I wouldn't be too surprised if Shap could win in a domain dispute. If everything is as it appears and his domain registration and trademark both predate hardsextube.com then that might just be enough. It's possible that what hardsextube.com would have to do is first challenge the Trademark, then respond to the domain dispute that the trademark had been quashed and thus argue Shap has no recourse. I don't know though, I'm just thinking out loud. |
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