ShoeBuy VS JUMIA

Don't worry about that as the domain name consists of generic terminology, that can not be trademarked. To give you an example, if you have a domain name shoes.com, then none of nike, adidas or dsw can sue you, because `shoes` is generic word and anyone is entitled to use it doing business. Source: 5 months ago

However, the domain you want to register as a mark should be distinctive and not descriptive, otherwise, the Patent Office will refuse registration. For example, shoes.com is possible as a domain but not as a trademark because describes the offered products. Source: 12 months ago

Just supporting this. If you enjoy running for fitness, and would like to keep doing it in the long term, you really should get measured and have some help from a proper running shop. If you get shoes that fit right and feel good when running, you'll find the manufacturer will update them every year. You'll then find last year's model may be up for sale so you can buy a fresh pair at a discount, or even a couple... Source: almost 2 years ago

You can look at it like OG Names in Games, that's why e.g. shoes.com will be more expensive than someshoecompany.com. Source: about 2 years ago

Shoes.com has 35% off for students by verifying through id.me. Source: about 2 years ago

It seems the Nigerian e-commerce site, which was developed with Jumia, does not check emails are correct by sending a validation link. Otherwise, you would have received it, and the user would not have been able to make an order. Source: over 1 year ago