Geodomain

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The term geodomain refers to

dollars a year in gross hotel bookings alone. [citation needed
]

Seizure of France.com

Unlike United States law, GEO domains and trademark rights may be treated differently around the world as in 2018 the European Country of

Miami, Florida resident,[2] who according to a lawsuit filed in California[3] had lawfully owned and used the domain name in commerce since 1994. This was an unprecedented occurrence where the registrar, Network Solutions (Web.com), was intimidated by a French Court Order, despite the lack of jurisdiction, and transferred the domain name to the complainant without notifying the owner of France.com, Jean-Noel Frydman, who is suing and will likely take years to sort out.[4]

Industry conferences

Highest reported sales

Many geodomains were reported to be sold for high amounts. Among them:

Domain Sale price Sale date Source
China.com $11,700,000 2013 [7]
Korea.com $5,000,000 2000 [8]
California.com $3,000,000 2019 [9]
England.com $2,000,000 1999 [10]
Russia.com $1,500,000 2009 [11]
Melbourne.com $700,000 2007 [12]
Macau.com $550,000 2006 [13]
NewZealand.com $500,000 2003 [14]
Longisland.com $370,000 2010 [15]
Pensacola.com $150,000 2018 [16]

See also

  • GeoTLD

References

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