Guys I need your help about selling a domain.

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I bought a domain with name of one video game that got released before some weeks the thing is I want to sell it with a good price. I put my email in my domain but nobody contacted me so far. (bought it before some months). Is there any method so I can sell it to their company. I bought from the country that doesn't have any law in "Domains".
Please help.
 
I bought a domain with name of one video game that got released before some weeks the thing is I want to sell it with a good price. I put my email in my domain but nobody contacted me so far. (bought it before some months). Is there any method so I can sell it to their company. I bought from the country that doesn't have any law in "Domains".
Please help.
Flippa.com sells domain u can try on there or listed on godaddy
 
I bought a domain with name of one video game that got released before some weeks the thing is I want to sell it with a good price. I put my email in my domain but nobody contacted me so far. (bought it before some months). Is there any method so I can sell it to their company. I bought from the country that doesn't have any law in "Domains".
Please help.
If the domain is copyrighted its International organizations rules that apply, and yeah you will lose the domain despite registering the domain from country that "doesnt have any laws in domains".
 
If the domain is copyrighted its International organizations rules that apply, and yeah you will lose the domain despite registering the domain from country that "doesnt have any laws in domains".

Yes, the TLD (top level domain, e.g. .com) administrator can still remove a domain regardless of where you live. If you're used .com, .org or .net, US law will appy.
 
I bought a domain with name of one video game that got released before some weeks the thing is I want to sell it with a good price. I put my email in my domain but nobody contacted me so far. (bought it before some months). Is there any method so I can sell it to their company. I bought from the country that doesn't have any law in "Domains".
Please help.
If you bought it before they copyrighted the name, you could try contacting them yourself.

If you bought it after they copyrighted and released the game then the domain could be taken away as you just performed domain squatting and it goes through due process and the domain is transferred.
 
If you bought it before they copyrighted the name, you could try contacting them yourself.

If you bought it after they copyrighted and released the game then the domain could be taken away as you just performed domain squatting and it goes through due process and the domain is transferred.
I'm not in US, I live in a sitty country that doesn't have laws about that thing.
 
I'm not in US, I live in a sitty country that doesn't have laws about that thing.
Domains registrars are obedient to ICANN. Any registrar that sells ICANN domains will transfer the domain. It doesn't matter about the country. Local extension owners will also do the same thing :)
 
Domains registrars are obedient to ICANN. Any registrar that sells ICANN domains will transfer the domain. It doesn't matter about the country. Local extension owners will also do the same thing :)
So how can I know if they can get it?
 
So how can I know if they can get it?
Basically, read this:
https://www.godaddy.com/garage/what-is-domain-squatting-and-what-can-you-do-about-it/

Relevant part to you:
General top-level domains (gTLDs) based on copyrighted or trademarked words and phrases are protected under the Uniform Domain-Name Resolution Policy (UDRP). This means that the owner of a copyright or trademark have claim on domains registered in bad faith.
Registering domains with intent to disrupt a competitor, profit from an assumed connection between the copyrighted or trademarked material and owner of the domain, or an attempt to block the rightful owner from registering the name themselves would each be considered acts of bad faith.

And this does not care about what country you are from and what registrar it is. If the registrar will want to continue business, they will comply with UDRP.
 
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