In general, a label will be considered for participation in the UNBS program if, in the Company’s sole and absolute discretion, the label’s acceptance would not unfairly interfere with third parties’ non-infringing activity in the .CLUB name space.

Some examples of reasons for disqualification from participation in UNBS are as follows:

• The label consists of fewer than five (5) characters.
• Acceptance of the label would cause dictionary words or common phrases to become unavailable.
• Acceptance of the label would cause premium names to become unavailable.
• Acceptance of the label would unfairly cause non-infringing domain names already registered in the .CLUB name space not to be renewable upon drop.
• Acceptance of the label would unfairly prevent marks which are registered in the USPTO to third parties to become unavailable.
• Applicant is unable to provide proof of active trademark registration in the USPTO.
• Acceptance of the label could damage the value or reputation of the .CLUB Registry.
• The label violates the .Club Registry terms and conditions.