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ARTICLE · 13 NOVEMBER 2011

Fighting Off Cybersquatters in China

It is not uncommon to receive unsolicited emails from domain registrars warning of third party domain registrations.

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It is not uncommon to receive unsolicited emails from domain registrars warning of imminent domain registrations by third parties. Generally, this email is a means by which some registrars solicit business in China. In many cases there is no actual third party attempting to register the domain in question.

When receiving such domain name emails we suggest that clients consider the following measures:

1. If the domain is not yet registered:

Importance of domains in China – Chinese consumers, especially the younger generation, increasingly turn to the internet for information. A failure to secure the proper domain names may prevent a business from leveraging an important forum to provide information to its customers, damage brand reputation, dilute trademarks or confuse customers. Domain name registration is relatively inexpensive and easy.

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