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Can you legally name your domain after the product being sold?
04-28-2014, 04:47 AM
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Can you legally name your domain after the product being sold?
I read on a forum that it is not advised to name you website domain name after the product you are selling, i mean the "noun" name not the brand name.

For example you want to sell candles, if candles.ie is available, should you not use it?

If you want to sell cups and cups.ie or cups.co.uk is available can you not use one?

Is it not legal/advised to use exact names like that for e-commerce and if so why is this? Thank you 10 points.
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Can you legally name your domain after the product being sold? - David - 04-28-2014 04:47 AM
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