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Walmart, Sony, CBS, Microsoft, Google, Disney Still Allowing TM Drop Domains To Be Grabbed By Others

August 5, 2013 by Michael Berkens

As we have chatted about before, some of the biggest companies in the world which are quick to file a UDRP with filing fees at $1,500 a pop are allowing dropping domains to be registered by third parties rather than spending $10 to register the domains themselves.

Most of the domains wind up parked or going to a registrar placeholder.

These are not typo domain names.

They are pretty bang on domain names for these companies products or the company itself.

All are .com’s

All are trademarked terms.

The companies that appear not to be going through the drop lists we found include Walmart, Sony, CBS, NBC, Microsoft, Google, Disney, MGM, Paypal, Visa, Sharp, Cannon, Panasonic, Nintendo, LouisVuitton and the NCAA.

As always there are a lot more trademark type of domains which dropped in the last 30 days,  which are still unregistered, but we do have a policy of not publishing available trademarked domains.

Here are some domain names that have dropped in the last 30 days only to be picked up by a company other than the trademark holder:

walmartphones.com

xboxnet.com

themgm.com

supersony.com

playstationportablegames.com

lenoshow.com

cbsnewstv.com

panasonicplasma.com

googleshare.com

playstationxbox.com

wiicodes.com

vikingcooktops.com

wiiconsoles.com

sharpdealers.com

freedisney.com

canonprintercartridges.com

nhlgame.com

googlescript.com

googlehacks.com

disneyvacationhomerental.com

nikonbinoculars.com

ncaawomensbasketball.com

theyoutube.com

louisvuittonbackpack.com

googlechatroom.com

buyps3.com

microsoftpoint.com

prepaidvisagiftcard.com

paywithpaypal.com

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About Michael Berkens

Michael Berkens, Esq. is the founder and Editor-in-Chief of TheDomains.com. Michael is also the co-founder of Worldwide Media Inc. which sold around 70K domain to Godaddy.com in December 2015 and now owns around 8K domain names . Michael was also one of the 5 Judges selected for the the Verisign 30th Anniversary .Com contest.

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