Cybersquatting cases: Number 10 - Dell
Back in 2007 The Washington Post reported that Dell filed a lawsuit against BelgiumDomains, CapitolDomains, and DomainDoorman for cyberquatting and typosquatting. One of the domains cited was dellfinacncialservices.com.
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