Read MoreCarsForSale.com went after Cars4Sale.com, a domain name registered in 2000 by filing a UDRP.
The decision might send chills across the spine of domain owners that are in the possession of the “4” variant of domains, as a substitute for “for.”
The WIPO decision is based on the way panelists see new ownership in a domain: it’s a fresh registration that gives superior rights to the tm holder, if that’s older than the domain’s transaction date.
UDRP Cars4Sale.com: A 22-year-old domain was lost via the UDRP process!
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