Read MoreA typo-squatter has lost the domain name Equefax.com after using it for more than two decades to monetize fat-fingering of the Equifax brand.
The domain name was registered in 2002, at a time when UDRP filings were still few. The UDRP process was established in 1999.
Equefax.com forwarded to PPC landers featuring financial services, credit reports by Transunion, and others...
UDRP Equefax.com: Typo-squatter lost domain after 20+ years
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