Why you got an alert about a change you already made
Brand Protect reports what changed since the last check — not what's new to you.
Erik Kostelnik
Last Update a month ago
If you registered a domain, claimed a handle, or filed a trademark yourself, the next weekly check sees a signal that moved and reports it. It has no way to know you were the one who moved it.
The fix is to declare what you own. Once a domain or handle is marked as yours, changes to it are reported as changes to your position — "your domain expires in 60 days" rather than "this domain was registered."
If you're getting alerts about assets you control, declaring them will make the alerts more useful, not just quieter.
The fix is to declare what you own. Once a domain or handle is marked as yours, changes to it are reported as changes to your position — "your domain expires in 60 days" rather than "this domain was registered."
If you're getting alerts about assets you control, declaring them will make the alerts more useful, not just quieter.