BUSI 4350 - Chapter 9 Case Problem 1 & 2

In addition to the first criteria, a plaintiff must prove that the person or entity using the offending domain name has Selecta bad faith _______ to profit from the use.

a bad faith intent

The offending domain names likely _______ confusingly similar to the official domain name.

are

Chanelgraffiti.com, chanelgraffitibackpack.com and buychanelgraffitibackpack.com _______ identical to chanel.com.

are not

In this situation, the domain names _______ identical to the official domain name.

are not

The use of the word "chanel" in the web pages registered by Torres and Full Service _______ confuse a reasonable consumer to believe that the web pages were related to Chanel, Inc.

could

If there is a violation of Chanel's rights with regard to the chanel.com domain name, it would be _______ .

cybersquatting

Given the facts above, Torres likely _______ have a bad faith intent to profit from the use of the domain name.

does not

Chanel.com, chanelgraffittibackpack.com, and buychangelgraffiti.com are examples of _______ .

domain names

It _______ reasonable for a court to determine that Torres and Full Service violated the ACPA by using chanelgraffitibackpack.com and buychanelgraffitibackpack.com.

would be

To prove a violation of the Anticybersquatting Consumer Protection Act, a plaintiff must show that the offending domain name is _______ or _______ the plaintiff's domain name

identical; confusingly similar to

The sale of backpacks with the Chanel trademark on them by the Torres and Full Service websites likely _______ an indication of bad faith intent to profit.

is

This type of activity _______ a category of cybersquatting.

is

This situation _______ an example of typosquatting.

is not

Given the facts above, Torres likely _______ violate the ACPA.

did not

The ".com" portion of the website name is the _______ .

top-level domain or TLD

In this situation, Torres would be engaging in _______ .

typosquatting

One type of cybersquatting is to intentionally misspell a trademarked name. This is called _______ .

typosquatting