shadowedsniper
Junior Member
- Aug 15, 2008
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Man some of you guys give horrible advice...
OP, I've been in this situation before and you do not even want take a chance with this.
If you are profiting from a company's brand without their permission (receiving this email would constitute as them not giving you permission), in the eyes of the law, you do NOT have an argument for fair use. The precedent has already been set. You will lose any lawsuit they send your way.
Stop listening to the people who are just throwing around their opinions with no experience...
If you're making less than a few thousand/month (on this particular domain), you would be stupid not to cooperate and dump the domain. I wouldn't even consider switching to offshore hosting unless I was making more than that.
OP, I've been in this situation before and you do not even want take a chance with this.
If you are profiting from a company's brand without their permission (receiving this email would constitute as them not giving you permission), in the eyes of the law, you do NOT have an argument for fair use. The precedent has already been set. You will lose any lawsuit they send your way.
Stop listening to the people who are just throwing around their opinions with no experience...
If you're making less than a few thousand/month (on this particular domain), you would be stupid not to cooperate and dump the domain. I wouldn't even consider switching to offshore hosting unless I was making more than that.