If you’ve used WinRar as a utility to compress files in the RAR format, you probably did the obvious: typed inWinRar.com.
Most likely millions of others did the same thing in the years since WinRar.com was registered in 1998.
The only problem: That wasn’t the Windows utility’s web site, which was hosted at RarSoft.com instead.
A UDRP at the WIPO was filed by the German company win.rarGmbH, that is leasing the WINRAR mark from Alexander Roshal, creator of the compression utility.
The UDRP may be found here
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Most likely millions of others did the same thing in the years since WinRar.com was registered in 1998.
The only problem: That wasn’t the Windows utility’s web site, which was hosted at RarSoft.com instead.
A UDRP at the WIPO was filed by the German company win.rarGmbH, that is leasing the WINRAR mark from Alexander Roshal, creator of the compression utility.
The UDRP may be found here
For complete news, check DomainGang
