Cybersquatting HuffingtonPost.com: Trademark Infringement Rampant on Popular Site

Cybersquatting and Domain Dispute Update:

The popular internet newspaper , The Huffington Post, which was recently purchased by AOL for $315 million, has fallen victim of trademark infringement as cybersquatting continues to grow.  Check out the full typographical error search result by domaintools.com for the domain name huffingtonpost.com. Above.com Domain Privacy holds the following domains:

Huffringtonpost.com           
Huffingtonpoist.com              
Huffingtonopst.com             
Huffingtomnpost.com          
Huiffingtonpost.com             
Huffingronpost.com              
Huffingtonpopst.com              
Huffiongtonpost.com           

High traffic websites continue to draw lots of typographical error cybersquatting complaints.   Look at these search results on the UDRP search engine, domainfight.net, for habitual cybersquatter and typosquatter Above.com.

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