Cybersquatting and typosquatting (the registration of domains names infringing on established brands and trademarks) are indeed rampant. Companies must work hard to protect their trademarks and on-line brands. Our lawyers specialize in trademark protection, domain disputes, domain theft and cybersquatting matters. And yes, even we need a break every once in a while. In order to bring attention to the problem of cybersquatting on trademark protected domain names, we regularly publish a list of some of the many cybersquatters on high visibility domains.
If you want to know what a cybersquatting site might look like on your domain name, just check these links out below (assuming Microsoft hasn't forced these domains transferred to them by the time you read this post) and decide for yourself who is infringing Microsoft's trademarks.
- http://www.microsftcom.com/ -- (Registrant Domains By Proxy). -- This domain is listed for sale for $10,000.00 at Sedo.
- http://www.www-microsoft.com/ -- (Registrant Info Here). -- Directed to a Microsoft gold partner http://www.verio.com/ at the time of post).
- http://www.microsofty.net -- (Registrant Info Here).
Let us know what you think? Cybersquatters or legitimate registrations? View more post on Cybersquatting Spotting here.
Am I cybersquatting with the two domain names WWW.KIDKINDLE.COM and WWW.KINDLEKID.COM?
I do not have a web pages for the domains. I had them listed on Ebay but removed the listing as soon as Amazon.com sent me a threat and demanded I turn the domains over by the end of January.
Am I being bullied?
Posted by: Nicholas Davidson | 2008.01.18 at 09:04 AM