marks, a practice commonly referred to as "typosquatting." See, e.g., Microsoft Corp. v. Global Net 2000, Inc. , Case No. D2000-0554 (WIPO July 25, 2000...
2001-01-09 - Case Details
and www.domains.us.cd are anything other than commercial web sites. 5. Parties' Contentions Complainant accuses Respondents of "typosquatting...
2001-03-08 - Case Details
of a “typosquatting” domain name seeks to attract and mislead consumers seeking information from the Pfizer patient assistance programs. Thus...
2006-11-02 - Case Details
NEXXUS mark, and to Complainant’s domain name , and that Respondent is “typosquatting” (omitting a period from Complainant’s domain name), such that the...
2006-07-26 - Case Details
trademarks. The Respondent seems to be engaged in the practice of typosquatting, which consists of registering misspelled trademarks as domain names, and then...
2004-11-10 - Case Details
D2003-0445 , another typosquatting case, to state that “ [in that case,] Respondent’s diversion of Internet users to an identical or similar search engine...Complainant has prevailed in other cases handled under the Policy. However, said cases were typosquatting cases, i.e.,: Sallie Mae, Inc. v. Martin Marketing...
2004-11-09 - Case Details
, WIPO Case No. D2002-0410 ). Such evidence of ‘typosquatting’ indicates that there would be an initial confusion for any internet user who accesses the...
2005-09-12 - Case Details
name . C. Registered and Used in Bad Faith Complainant has submitted sufficient evidence to show that the Respondent is engaged in a typosquatting...
2005-06-27 - Case Details
is convinced that “typosquatting” of this nature amounts in and of itself to bad faith use and registration. In this regard, the Panel is guided by...
2005-06-16 - Case Details
commonly known as typosquatting and is firmly condemned in several WIPO cases. The other difference between the contested domain name and the Complainant’s...
2005-04-21 - Case Details
a letter is commonly known as typosquatting. The latter reinforces similarity between the disputed domain names and the trademarks of the Complainant...
2006-05-08 - Case Details
Trademark. The addition of a hyphen can be considered typosquatting because the disputed domain name is likely to create confusion due to its visual...
2015-01-23 - Case Details
( ): "Respondent's domain name is so similar to Complainant's trademark to create confusion and to benefit of possible typos ("typosquatting")". In addition, as stated...
2015-01-05 - Case Details
typosquatting activity long recognized as a form of bad faith by panels applying the UDRP Policy. Accordingly, the Panel finds that the Disputed Domain Name has...
2014-12-15 - Case Details
typosquatting and that the Domain Name was registered and is being used in bad faith within the meaning of paragraphs 4(a)(iii) and 4(b)(iv) of the Policy. 7...
2014-01-22 - Case Details
known trademark THIERRY MUGLER. This omission is “typosquatting”, and there are many previous UDRP cases where the domain name has been found confusingly...
2014-01-21 - Case Details
businesses. That some of these domain names reproduce trademarks owned by third parties, or are related to typosquatting models. That it is the Respondent’s...be made by Internet users who are looking for a particular site of a particular provider of goods or services (typosquatting). That the Respondent’s...
2013-11-27 - Case Details
misspelling of the Complainant’s trademark INTESA SANPAOLO. This practice is commonly called typosquatting, a kind of cybersquatting in which a respondent...
2014-05-26 - Case Details
using the Domain Name in bad faith to “typosquat” on the Complainant’s bona fide website located at “www.colliers.com”. The Complainant further asserts...users to the Respondent’s website with an intention for commercial gain. Actually, the Panel finds that this is a clear case of typosquatting, as in the...
2014-04-14 - Case Details
states that the Respondent's registration of the Disputed Domain Name constitutes typosquatting and it cites Dow Jones & Co v. Powerclick, Inc., WIPO Case...
2010-06-03 - Case Details