The decisions made through the UDRP panel are legally binding, though they can be challenged in a traditional courtroom if either party thinks things are unfair.
Another way companies can avoid cybersquatting is trying as best they can to register any Domainnames relating to their trademark. This would obvious derivatives where their whole trademark is included, as well as more creative derivatives where only of the trademark is used. If a company finds they are having difficulties coming up with differentdomainname combinations on their own, they can use a domain name generator. They should use automated domain name generators as well as those in which a human comes up with the combinations. In either case they need to think of combinations for all types of extensions, even free ones such as .tk or .co.nr.
In conclusion, no one should have to succumb to a cybersquatter. Too money and work goes into building a brand to have to spend thousands to a shady website owners should be aware of how their trademark is being used. If there is a they can consider a UDRP proceeding. In the meantime they need to try to get as manyDomain names containing their trademark as possible, so cybersquatters won’t have an opportunity to do their work.
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