Cabe señalar que entre el texto se ven las fotografías de un inmueble, en las que se lee Autofincasa y en la parte inferior izquierda del texto aparece la denominación Dream Shop dentro de un óvalo y de la que se desprende una línea que parte de la letra A a la letra P en la denominación mencionada.
Del análisis de esta página y comparándola con los servicios que distingue el registro 487183 AUTOFIN y Diseño en clase 36, que ampara prestación de servicios al público de autofinanciamiento y de administración de créditos, a juicio de este Panel, los servicios que se ofrecen en la página bajo el nombre dominio son iguales o similares a los que distingue el registro AUTOFIN y Diseño, registrado bajo el número 487183, tomando en cuenta que ambos se dedican al autofinanciamiento de bienes.
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2004-07-27 - Case Details
Such new evidence can be that the nature of the website
to which the domain name is connected, has changed (the Complainant refers to
a number of previous WIPO Cases under the Policy including GA Modefine S.A.
-v- Sparco P/L (WIPO Case No. D2001-0370),
Grove Broadcasting Co. Ltd., v. Telesystems Communications Limited (WIPO
Case No. ...
2004-06-18 - Case Details
Subsequently, on that same day, counsel sent essentially the same letter (as evidenced in Annex P) to that attorney.
At least as early as May 17, 2004, KDB “removed” the content, as described above, previously located at “www.ncaafootball2005.com” and simply re-directed all Internet traffic from that domain to Mr. ...
2004-09-03 - Case Details
o) On or about August 11, 2000, PG&E discovered that the domain names ‘PGE2000.com’ and ‘PGE2000.net’ were registered to an entity entitled ‘PGE in the year 2000,’ with ‘Patrick Cabeza Debaca’ listed as its Administrative Contact.
"(p) On or about August 24, 2000, PG&E sent its second cease and desist letter to the attention of both Samuel Anderson and Patrick Cabeza Debaca regarding the nine domain names referenced in its first cease and desist letter, and the subsequently discovered ‘PGE2000.com’ and ‘PGE2000.net domain names,’ for a total of 11 domain names. ...
2000-11-28 - Case Details
A federal trademark search dated February 12, 2000, indicated no "Cape Harbour" trademark registered (id., Exhibit P).
In February 2000, Complainant offered to purchase the "capeharbour.com" domain name from Respondent for $500. ...
2000-12-19 - Case Details
Bally argues that the search result may list Faber's site and Bally's site. The result, it argues, will be that "[p]rospective users of plaintiff's services who mistakenly access defendant's web site may fail to continue to search for plaintiff's own home page, due to anger, frustration or the belief that plaintiff's home page does not exist."
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2000-12-06 - Case Details
The second page shows the list of “Sponsored Results”
after a “click-through” button on the landing page entitled “Buy
Concert Ticket” was engaged.
In addition, Complainant’s Annex P contains four pages that relate to previous versions of the web page to which the Domain Name had resolved in the past. ...In addition, Moniker’s Privacy Policy, which is expressly incorporated by
reference into its Registration Agreement, expressly requires its Registrants
to provide “[p]ersonal information is requested when you register to be
a client. During registration, you are asked to provide your name, email address,
birth date, gender, postal or zip code, occupation, industry and personal interests,
etc.”62 Notwithstanding
these provisions, in many instances a country, province or city might be identified,
but a “postal address” was lacking. ...
2006-09-15 - Case Details
In the second of these two Domain Names, the letter “p” has been substituted for “o” in “house”, and the non-distinctive article “the” has been added at the front of the Domain Name. ...
2008-07-09 - Case Details
At pages 8 and 12 of the brochure are full-page images of the Complainant’s Old Course golf course, evidencing an intent to benefit from the goodwill of the Complainant’s intellectual property. A quote on page 12 states that “[p]laying golf at St Andrews is an ambition of golfers the world over[.]” It is well-known that this ambition is specific to playing the world’s oldest and most famous course, the Complainant’s The Old Course, which is associated with the ST ANDREWS trade mark.
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2013-02-25 - Case Details
The Effect of a Respondent holding a Trade Mark Registration corresponding to the Disputed Domain Name – Prior Decisions under the Policy
A number of Panel decisions under the Policy have considered whether a respondent’s ownership of a registered trade mark corresponding to the disputed domain name, is sufficient on its own to establish a right or legitimate interest under Paragraph 4(a)(ii) of the Policy.
One of the early cases, was Madonna Ciccone p/k/a Madonna v. Dan Parisi and Madonna.com,
WIPO Case No. D2000-0847. In that case, the panel said:
“It would be a mistake to conclude that mere registration of a trade mark creates a legitimate interest under the Policy … To establish cognizable rights, the overall circumstances should demonstrate that the registration was obtained in good faith for the purpose of making bona fide use of the mark in the jurisdiction where the mark is registered, and not obtained merely to circumvent the application of the Policy.”
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2008-05-19 - Case Details
You will notice that each domain is using a different email address AND the postal address looks very similar but is NOT identical”
3.3 On October 10, 2010 the Registrar sent a further email to the Center in which it stated “[p]lease note that some registrants decided to disclose their personal information” and then purported to disclose four different registrants for the domain names , , and .
3.4 The Center sent an email communication to the Complainant on October 14, 2010 providing the registrant and contact information disclosed by the Registrar, and inviting the Complainant to submit an amendment to the Complaint. ...
2010-12-28 - Case Details
In any event, as stated in section 2.11 of the WIPO Overview 3.0, “[p]anels tend to
assess claimed respondent rights or legitimate interests in the present, i.e., with a view to the circumstances
prevailing at the time of the filing of the complaint”. ...
2023-05-09 - Case Details
The Parties
The Complainant is Scorpion Musikproductions und Verlagsgesellschaft MBH of
An der Dörbrake 5, 29690 Schwarmstedt, Germany
The Respondent is Alberta Hot Rods of P O Box 1000, 4901 51st Ave,
High Prairie, Alberta TOG 1EO Canada
2. The Domain Name and Registrar
The domain name at issue is: , and the Registrar is CORE
Internet Council of Registrars
3. ...
2001-12-10 - Case Details
Walmarket Canada and subsequent to the transmittal of notice to Respondent via e-mail and courier mail of the initiation of this proceeding, Respondent transmitted the following message via e-mail to Complainant and its counsel:
"C O P Y
WITHOUT PREJUDICE
Mr. Pelletier:
Some time ago, before the original dispute over 'walmartcanada.com' was filed with WIPO by Mary Jane Saunders, I informed Ms. ...
2000-07-25 - Case Details
In seeking to apply these principles the Panel has looked specifically at previous cases where the above principles have been considered in relation to domain names which combine a geographical designation with the word “visit” or “discover” or “discovery”.
In Visit Faroe Islands P/F v. Pilot Whale, Save the Whales,
WIPO Case No. D2016-0110, the complainant succeeded on the first element but failed on the second element. ...
2019-11-14 - Case Details