Cybersquatting is registering, selling, or using a domain name with the intent to profit from another entity's trademark. Dennis Toeppen was one of the earliest cybersquatters, registering domains like delta.com and neiman-marcus.com. To determine if a desired domain name is being cybersquatted, check where the domain takes you - if it leads to advertisements related to the trademark or states it is for sale, it may be a case of cybersquatting. Contact the domain registrant to understand their use before making conclusions or see if they will sell the name. Sometimes paying the cybersquatter is the best choice to resolve the issue quickly and inexpensively versus legal action