Read MoreA type of cybersquatting called domain spoofing or typo-spotting capitalizes on common spelling errors or mistaken domain extensions like .net instead of.org. Often paired with cloned homepages that duplicate the appearance of the original site, they exist to trick consumers into spending money or disclosing sensitive information for future scams, including identity theft...
trademark Actions to combat fraud via ‘cybersquatting’
- Thread starter News
- Start date
-
- Tags
- domain names domains... cybersquatting fraud
Similar threads
New posts
-
Best Pricing Strategy- 35 posters
- maya-zir
-
Pendrive.org | Start - $1- 2 posters
- henry93
-
SizePhoto.com
- 3 posters
- maya-zir
Polls of interest
-
Best industry prefix?
- 20 replies
- 40 voters
-
Which is the best price?- 61 replies
- 173 voters
-
What non .com extensions have you sold in 2024?- 38 replies
- 146 voters
Popular this week
-
Domainer Twitter has been spicy this past week- 8 points
- 20 replies
-
Would you buy a .com of a former business?- 3 points
- 19 replies
-
Those who Outbound, how can I make life easier?- 7 posters
- 17 replies
-
Call for offers - A realistic pricing strategy?- 1 point
- 14 replies
-
Domain on auction resolves to unknown site?!
- 1 point
- 11 replies
Popular this month
-
NamePros Parking adds Buy Now (and much more)- 70 points
- 300 comments
-
HSTF.com: Seller gets questioned about value, raises price- 8 points
- 90 replies
-
Squadhelp is now "atom"- 13 points
- 72 replies
-
Changes coming to GoDaddy Auctions
- 7 points
- 73 replies
-
James Booth sells Galatea.com for $275K
- 13 points
- 59 replies
