You decide to register a domain name "Delicious_breads_R_us.com," although you neither own a bakery nor have any legitimate use for the domain name. Subsequently you receive a complaint alleging that you have registered the name in bad faith. The complainant does not hold a registered trademark in the name nor do they have a domain name registered, but they have used the business name "Breads R Us" for many years. Which of the following statements is true?
◦ You can claim good faith justification for your use of your domain name.
◦ You have a real property right in the name.
◦ The complainant does not have any legitimate claim on the domain name.
◦ You are a cybersquatter.
◦ Your domain name dispute must be litigated in court.
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