Hello dear friend
How are you? i hope all is well with you, i hope you may not know me,
and i don’t know who you are, My Name is Evelyn
,i am just broswing now
i just saw your profil here in site www.inspectapedia.com like some thing
touches me all over my body, i started having some feelings in me which
i have never experience in me before, so i became interested in you, l
will also like to know you the more,and l want you to send an email so
l can give you my picture for you to know whom l am. I believe we can
move from here I am waiting for your mail (Remeber the distance or
colour does not matter but love matters alot in life)
Evelyn
Looks like someone came along after us and registered a similar sounding domain name. Our InspectOpedia is spelled like Encyclopedia with an “O”, not an “A.”
INSPECTOPEDIA.COM - this trademark violation website is created, posted, and owned by “InterNACHI” (http://www.nachi.org/) is a deliberate and too-near duplication of registered U.S. Trademark: INSPECTAPEDIA
Consumer warning: by placing an O in the name instead of an A you’ll land on INSPECTOPEDIA.COM who violates the U.S. trademark law. Notice posted 11/9/2010. Action pending.
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Complaint: Violation of registered U.S. Trademark, and theft of web traffic, also causing confusion in the market place.
They can’t file a complaint against us. We registered the domain name first, which is why they are displaying the “A” in big red letters. Encyclopedia is spelled with an “O” and so is our Inspectopedia.com
We registered Inspectopedia more than a year before they came along and registered a misspelled knock-off. Then they put our domain name all over their site to suck of our SEO. What scumbags!
No, we don’t need to trademark every one of our many domain names. We already own the domain.
Why these “Johnny-come-latelys” went to all the trouble of registering and trademarking a misspelled knock-off is beyond me. No one (including us) wants their misspelled domain.
I find it appalling that they hid our domain name all over their knock-off site. Our domain name is on just their home page 6 times! Here is a copy of the code from their home page that I captured today. They also hid our domain in their code on many of their other web pages. Scumbags.
That might be problematic as I have had several individual ask me how to spell “Magnum”!
Just so you are aware, I started this thread because of the e mail and the fact that it contained a link.
It must be, judging from the spelling and grammar, from one of my groupies in my Rock & Roll days!:mrgreen::mrgreen: