Because there is no legal right to a website name, and the law does not stipulate that using the same website name as another person is an infringement. So, in general, you can use the same website name. Except for the following two special circumstances:

1. Someone else has registered a trademark for the goods or services provided by the website. If someone else has registered a trademark for the name, and uses the registered trademark to sell the same category or service to external parties, If you use the name as a website name for similar goods or provide services of the same or similar class, and provide goods or services of the same or similar class, it will constitute trademark infringement. Pay special attention to the fact that the goods or services sold on your website must be of the same type or similar to others’ registered trademarks. If it is not of the same kind, it will not constitute trademark infringement to others. This is because trademark registration follows the principle of “one mark, one class” and can only obtain effective protection in that class or a similar class. If the categories are different, the website name does not infringe the trademark of a different category.

2. The name of another person’s website is unique, has distinctiveness and recognition, and has a certain degree of popularity. Only when a website name has developed a certain degree of popularity through extensive and continuous use or publicity, and is well-known to the relevant public, and can identify different website or service sources through the website name, in this sense, can the website name become subject to "anti-reflection" The civil rights or interests protected by the Unfair Competition Law.