Trademarks in Domain Names?

Personally, I think it's a bad (risky) idea to use a trademarked name in your domain name.


You are just asking for trouble.


This is a perfect example:


http://clicks.prosender.com/y/ct/?l=70FmR&m=1czW2OFFmgcD0P&b=jUZq1SrxoEnDH5GcnZsjFQ


But, the tactic they reveal to you is totally *killer*.


It works UNBELIEVABLY well -- nothing sneaky, shady or illegal here either.


If you want lots of good traffic (for pennies per click) check out this little loophole.


This video explains how it works:


http://clicks.prosender.com/y/ct/?l=70FmR&m=1czW2OFFmgcD0P&b=jUZq1SrxoEnDH5GcnZsjFQ


I'd go watch this now if I were you.


Why?


As you probably know, Google recently went postal on a bunch of websites that included
the word "Google" in the domain name. Lawsuits galore. Those sites all got taken down.


Once you visit this site, you'll know what I mean:


http://clicks.prosender.com/y/ct/?l=70FmR&m=1czW2OFFmgcD0P&b=jUZq1SrxoEnDH5GcnZsjFQ


Dangerous move using that domain name... wouldn't you say?


P.S. - The guy behind this is a *really* sharp online marketer. I'm surprised that he chose to use that domain name. But, the guy a genius. So, I'm sure he has his reasons.


Go check out the video now before "Big G" steps in and puts the brakes on this:


http://clicks.prosender.com/y/ct/?l=70FmR&m=1czW2OFFmgcD0P&b=jUZq1SrxoEnDH5GcnZsjFQ