UDRP What are few recent cases where UDRP lost due to ads on parked pages?

[Kassey Lee]

I search NP and found

CBNT.com (https://www.namepros.com/threads/cb...-owner-should-take-some-of-the-blame.1027158/)

Can you name few other cases lost caused by ads on parked pages? Thanks

 

[dordomai]

https://www.thedomains.com/2013/07/15/oversee-net-loses-udrp-on-onlinebacarrat-com/
https://www.thedomains.com/2013/05/...-by-virtual-clicks-for-12-years-lost-in-udrp/

+many other shameful decisions

hope it's OK if this one is 4 years old?

even if you have a perfectly generic domain you can lose it if you have links to competing services of a generic trademark.

 

[tonyk2000]

Antivirus company AVG got their avg.com through UDRP. Owner parked it using the most generic lander and generic keywords, but the majority of 3-members panel was of opinion that "Underneath the heading on the left of the page there was a list of links under an italicized heading “Main” with the words “Internet Filtering”, “Free Credit Report”, “Internet Content Filtering”, “Family Safe Internet”, “Free Internet Filtering” and “Identity Theft Protection”. Linked pages advertised and provided links to websites of or advertising the Complainant’s competitors in the provision of software protecting against viruses, spyware and other electronic intrusions."

Panelists Jonathan Turner and Ross Carson ordered domain transfer - by majority. The third panelist - David E. Sorkin - issued dissenting opinion.

After reading this case, I decided to never purchase AVG antivirus and other their products, as I do not respect a company that does what they did