It may be hard to believe, but the popular online retailer Amazon isn't the only entity out there with that name.

While the e-commerce giant has its sights sets on snagging various top-level domains — from .book and .kindle to, of course, .amazon — to help grow the empire, its web address vision doesn't necessarily sit well with everyone.

According to a report from The Guardian, South American governments — specifically Brazil and Peru — are upset about the merchant's request to own the domain name .amazon and want it saved for the massive river and rain forest that runs throughout its countries.