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ARTICLE · 26 NOVEMBER 2025

The Guidelines Of The Domain Name Complaint In China

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Domain name grabbing has become a common tactic used by third parties seeking to profit from established brands.

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Ming Qi
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Domain name grabbing has become a common tactic used by third parties seeking to profit from established brands. When it comes to protecting your rights, you generally have three options: filing a domain name complaint with a dispute resolution center, initiating a lawsuit in court or negotiating with the domain squatter (thereafter referred ad the disputed party). In this article, I will focus specifically on resolving ".cn" domain name disputes through the complaint process and provide an overview of the guidelines for filing a domain name complaint in China.

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《Measures for the Resolution of Country Code Top-Level Domain Name Disputes》and related regulations provide the basic legal basis for the domain name compliant in China.

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