ID Friends wants to register a trademark/service as a domain name but it turns out that the domain name you want is already registered in someone else's name? Or did ID Friends's domain name turn out to be similar to someone else's domain name?

Did you know that this is actually a type of domain name dispute! The problem that ID Friends has is the Domain Name Dispute related to the brand.

Domain Name Dispute is a situation where one party feels that his rights have been violated by another party on a registered Domain Name but does not include disputes regarding content. The types of Domain Name disputes include:

1. Domain Name Disputes related to brands;
2. Other Domain Name Disputes regarding Name;
3. Domain Name Disputes regarding Registrant Domain Name Management.

Don't worry, there is a way that ID Friends can take to resolve domain name disputes, namely through Domain Name Dispute Resolution (PPND). What is meant by PPND?

PPND is a non-litigation dispute resolution route for disputes over rights to an Indonesian internet domain name. In this case, PPND will accept objection requests, examine and decide on Domain Name Disputes based on the first come first served principle while still taking into account the principles of good faith registration of Domain Names, principles of fair business competition, not violating the rights of others, principles of propriety and does not violate the laws and regulations of the Republic of Indonesia.

So how do you file a domain name dispute resolution? ID Friends can fill out the form on the pandi.id/contact website or contact one of the contacts listed on the website.

In addition, to increase ID Friends's insight into PPND, ID Friends's can visit the website ppnd.pandi.id