The Complainant established its case and the panelist
therefore directed the transfer of angelsoft.ca to the Complainant.
The Complainant advertises and sells paper tissues, bathroom
tissues, etc., with sales exceeding $200,000.00 in Canada. After the trade-mark
was registered by the Complainant in Canada, the Registrant registered and
began operating its domain name as a parked web site offering the Complainant’s
competitor products, amongst other things. A portion of the web site was dedicated to text
advising the public the domain name was for sale. As part of the bad faith analysis, the panel
found the registrant was attempting to disrupt the business of the complainant
by attempting to have the Complainant make an unsolicited offer for purchase of
its domain name.
Reach the decision here.
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