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What problems does typosquatting lead to$?$

If the misspelling is significant, the trademark owner might find it difficult to prove the name is identical or confusingly similar, which means the trademark owner might not be able to sue, and typosquatting increases costs for businesses because they might have to register their domain names and potential misspellings.

If your domain name is a misspelling of a popular company, you could benefit from increased revenue due to consumer confusion.

Typosquatting increases costs for businesses because they might have to register their domain names and potential misspellings only.

If the misspelling is significant, the trademark owner might find it difficult to prove the name is identical or confusingly similar, which means the trademark owner might not be able to sue, typosquatting increases costs for businesses because they might have to register their domain names and potential misspellings, and if your domain name is a misspelling of a popular company, you could benefit from increased revenue due to consumer confusion.