UDRP Keylodge.com UDRP ends with Reverse Domain Name Hijacking finding against Complainant

[News]

The Complainant claimed that the Respondent did so in bad faith and sought to have the domain name transferred to them. The Complainant argued that the Respondent acquired the domain name primarily for the purpose of selling it, which constituted bad faith. They also claimed that the Respondent had no legitimate interests in the domain name and that its use could create confusion with the Complainant’s trademark, KEYLODGE.

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[Mark4domain]

Doesn't look good for the initiator.

 

[draco]

It's cases like this that call for actual penalties for findings of RDNH. For example, they should have to pay the Respondent's attorney fees.