You decide to register a domain name "Delicious_breads_R_us.com", although you neither own a bakery nor any legitimate use for the domain name. Subsequently you receive a complaint alleging that you have registered the name in bad faith. The complainant does not hold a registered trademark in the name nor do they have a domain name registered, but they have used the business name "Breads R Us" for many years. Which of the following statements is true?
A) The complainant does not have any legitimate claim on the domain name.
B) You can claim good faith justification for your the use of your domain name.
C) You are a cybersquatter.
D) You have a real property right in the name
E) Your domain name dispute must be litigated in court.

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The fact that you do not have any legitimate use for the domain name and have registered it in bad faith means that you are a cybersquatter. Even though the complainant does not have a registered trademark or domain name in the name "Delicious_breads_R_us.com", the fact that they have been using the business name "Breads R Us" for many years gives them a legitimate claim against your registration of the domain name.

You Decide to Register a Domain Name "Delicious_breads_R_us