Will Domainers ever be able to shake the “Squatters” label?
Not a week goes by that I don’t hear from a friend of mine in the startup world
that a “squatter” as the domain name they want for their company. I usually
cybersquatting
UDRP denied for HempMeds.com, Medical Marijuana Inc could now be found guilty of Reverse Domain Name Hijacking
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an all too common occurrence these days, a company wants a domain name, but
rather than buying it for
Think you deserve a domain name that a “squatter” has? Do your homework or pay the price
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I’ve heard it so many times I’ve lost count, “a squatter is sitting on the
domain name I
A word of caution to startups that think someone is squatting on a domain name
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It’s a conversation that I have at least monthly, and lately I feel like it’s
happening even more frequently.
Reddit user calls someone a squatter for listing a domain name for sale for $3,495
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It never ceases to amaze me when people call a domain name owner a squatter just
because they own a domain