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title: "Emails about: Intellectual property rights Regarding "yourname""
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post_id: "14936"
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published: "2010-03-29T14:18:28+00:00"
modified: "2010-03-29T14:18:28+00:00"
author: "easydnssupport"
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  - "via DomainHELP.com"
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It is not uncommon to get unsolicited email from some party representing themselves as an overseas trademark or domain registry that has received a request from some local party that they feel may infringe upon your trademark.

You can consider these just a form of marketing email (spam) or a elaborate way to entice you into spending needless funds on “defending your trademark” by registering variations of domain names you already own under various foreign Top-Level-Domains.

[read more](http://www.domainhelp.com/Intellectual_property_rights_Regarding_yourname)