cybersquatting

The Turkish registrant of BritishAirways.ai wanted $999 dollars for the domain but no brand owner should accept to pay any ransom; British Airways is a global brand and an airline with 100+ years of history. Read More.

The Turkish registrant of BritishAirways.ai wanted $999 dollars for the domain but no brand owner should accept to pay any ransom; British Airways is a global brand and an airline with 100+ years of history. Read More.

The Indian registrant of BarnesAndNoble.ai acted “in shock” after Barnes & Noble Booksellers, Inc., filed a UDRP to protect their world famous brand. Despite the obvious, blatant act of cybersquatting, the Respondent felt obligated to respond, albeit outside of the official channels. Read More.

The Indian registrant of BarnesAndNoble.ai acted “in shock” after Barnes & Noble Booksellers, Inc., filed a UDRP to protect their world famous brand. Despite the obvious, blatant act of cybersquatting, the Respondent felt obligated to respond, albeit outside of the official channels. Read More.

Design tools company Canva has won a single cybersquatting case against 174 domain names. The company filed the dispute with World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) in July 2023. Read More.

Design tools company Canva has won a single cybersquatting case against 174 domain names. The company filed the dispute with World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) in July 2023. Read More.

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In October 2022, Fitness Anywhere LLC, a company going through bankruptcy that claimed rights in TRX, filed a cybersquatting claim under UDRP. The following month, the panelist awarded the Complainant the domain name in a controversial decision. Read More.

In October 2022, Fitness Anywhere LLC, a company going through bankruptcy that claimed rights in TRX, filed a cybersquatting claim under UDRP. The following month, the panelist awarded the Complainant the domain name in a controversial decision. Read More.

The owner of a text manipulation tools site has been found guilty of reverse domain name hijacking. Vantage Solutions, LLC, which operates TextMechanic, filed a cybersquatting dispute against knp376.com. If that has you scratching your head about “confusing similarity,” you’re not the only one...

The owner of a text manipulation tools site has been found guilty of reverse domain name hijacking. Vantage Solutions, LLC, which operates TextMechanic, filed a cybersquatting dispute against knp376.com. If that has you scratching your head about “confusing similarity,” you’re not the only one...

Yelp Inc. concluded its trademark infringement lawsuit against a California individual and a business, alleging cybersquatting. At stake, was the domain name Yelp.ai. The dismissal with prejudice was filed as neither defendant Paul Moreno nor Moreno Roofing Co. responded to the complaint or...

Yelp Inc. concluded its trademark infringement lawsuit against a California individual and a business, alleging cybersquatting. At stake, was the domain name Yelp.ai. The dismissal with prejudice was filed as neither defendant Paul Moreno nor Moreno Roofing Co. responded to the complaint or...

The domain name Century.com was involved in a UDRP that challenged its ownership. Registered in 1993, the domain name now carries the title of, perhaps, the oldest gap between a domain’s registration and its UDRP filing: 30+ years. However, the Respondent in this case is a company located in...

The domain name Century.com was involved in a UDRP that challenged its ownership. Registered in 1993, the domain name now carries the title of, perhaps, the oldest gap between a domain’s registration and its UDRP filing: 30+ years. However, the Respondent in this case is a company located in...

The UDRP involving the domain Tencent.ai included some bizarre ramblings by the Respondent. Instead of focusing on the present case, the Respondent defended his registration of numerous two-digit .ai domains, perhaps to prove that his portfolio doesn’t infringe, overall, on trademarks. Read More.

The UDRP involving the domain Tencent.ai included some bizarre ramblings by the Respondent. Instead of focusing on the present case, the Respondent defended his registration of numerous two-digit .ai domains, perhaps to prove that his portfolio doesn’t infringe, overall, on trademarks. Read More.

Isn't this a clear example of a domain protected by ACPA? Should be an open and shut case as it's clear cybersquatting of a celebrity's name, no? Granted it's an expired domain but regardless.. I'm just curious what the mindset is behind purchasing a domain like this, especially at a relatively...

Isn't this a clear example of a domain protected by ACPA? Should be an open and shut case as it's clear cybersquatting of a celebrity's name, no? Granted it's an expired domain but regardless.. I'm just curious what the mindset is behind purchasing a domain like this, especially at a relatively...