Dispute resolution procedures for .XXX domains has been unveiled, promising to make life difficult for cybersquatters, reports Domain Incite.
The Rapid Evaluation Service, as it is known, is basically a souped-up version of the familiar UDRP that tilts the overall balance in favour of legitimate trademark holders, the report says.
Further, the scheme is designed for companies or individuals who don’t want to be associated with .xxx domain names, and has the remedies to match.
To read the detailed Domain Incite report, check out domainincite.com/icm-reveals-tough-xxx-cybersquatting-rules.
Meanwhile, to register your .XXX domain name, check out EuroDNS here.