Yahoo has recently filed a UDRP complaint with the National Arbitration Forum for the domain name YahooZ0ne.Com.

Yahoo should expect the National Arbitration Forum order the domain name to be transferred,considering the company owns the “Yahoo” mark .

The National Arbitration Forum will examine if the domain name is confusingly similar to the trademarked name.Moreover,it will examine if the owner of the disputed domain name has rights over it and if the domain is being used in bad faith.YahooZ0ne.Com will be passed over to Yahoo if it falls under all three of these stipulations.

The case is still pending compliance checks with the National Arbitration Forum.

This is what can happen when you book a domain name for ten years.Yatra.com has forgotten to renew the domain name in time and now the site is inactive.

The site’s registration expired on August 9,2013.A company representative claimed that the site was down due to technical reasons.However,the real reason is that they forgot to renew the domain name,causing incovenience to its customers who were trying to access the website.

The website was down for quite a long time and redirected users to a message that read : “Error. Page cannot be displayed. Please contact your service provider for more details. (8)”

At the time of writing this post,the site is up again.

Google appears to have emerged victorious from a dispute regarding the domain name AdsenseWala.com .The company filed a complaint with the National Arbitration Forum on June 21,2013,asserting legal rights over AdsenseWala.com domain.

Google owns many trademark registrations for the “Adsense” mark ,all over the world .Therefore,it is more than obvious that the disputed domain name is confusingly similar to its trademark.Moreover,the company managed to demonstrate that the respondent has no rights or legitimate interest in the disputed domain name and that the respondent used the domain name in bad faith .

The arbitrator assigned to the case ruled in favor of Google,indicating that the company has full rights to the disputed domain name .The respondent’s loss was also partly ue tot eh fact that he failed to submit a response in this proceeding ,accepting these way Google’s allegations as fact .

You can read the decision here .

Sedo ,the world’s leading domain marketplace,is holding these days a premium .EU auction .Sedo’s Premium .EU auction features 50 .EU domains,all with a reserve range of 100-499 EUR .

The auction includes a wide selection of premium .EU domains and will run through August 15,2013.

There are plenty of great domain names available under a wide range of categories,including SEOServices.eu,ClipBoard.eu,Download24.eu,Setting.eu,Combination.eu,SeoSoftware.eu,Havanna.eu,SellCar.eu,Longe.eu,Shrine.eu,Tapa.eu,Dancer.eu,Schal.eu,Payoff.eu and many more.

The highest bid that goes beyond the starting price will win .

So far,only four domain names received bids :

13.eu  Current Bid  454 EUR

PrivatVersicherung.eu   Current Bid 120 EUR

FlitterWochen.eu   Current Bid 99 EUR

SeoServices.eu  Cuurent Bid  100 EUR

Check out the full auction list here .