Subject	publicity and $15 million is the game here. Courts have
Posted by	Keepsake on October 11, 2000 at 8:27 AM
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In Reply To	Maddona.com is NOT the same thing posted by Altered BeaZTT on October 11, 2000 at 08:01 AM
Message	decided on cases like this in favor of the corporations before (for example in Germany). My opinion is this guy is rigth, but he is WAAAAY too flickin greedy. I mean come on, $15 million?! If his business is a $100 million business, $15 mil may be justified, but I kinda doubt it, seems like a small company to me (I'm not fromt the US though). Also if Nissan Motors was not so huge he would never want that much dough.
Follow Ups	About the Nissan.COM Issue... - Logik (Pittsburgh) 23:21:17 10/10/00 LOL...they dont stand a chance! 1st come 1st serve (n/m) - SteAmyZ (T-Top Bag Whore) 23:31:08 10/10/00 dude that's lame... - Mr.TT 00:03:41 10/11/00 once again... - Logik (Pittsburgh) 00:16:26 10/11/00 thanks! =) (n/m) - Mr.TT 15:34:07 10/11/00 Lame>>> - Dallas DamonZ 00:22:53 10/11/00 I agree... but, $15 million seems like a lot of money for a - Bernie 07:04:39 10/11/00 That's why I said half of 15M. No way on all of it. - Dallas DamonZ 09:16:07 10/11/00 Maddona.com is NOT the same thing - Altered BeaZTT 08:01:44 10/11/00 publicity and $15 million is the game here. Courts have - Keepsake 08:27:02 10/11/00 agreed.... $15mill? F Him... (n/m) - VermontZ 08:31:30 10/11/00 My point was first come first served. - Dallas DamonZ 09:12:22 10/11/00 My initials are AOL, someone else got wwww.aol.com b4 me ;) (n/m) - aidano 10:54:24 10/11/00
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