cyber-squatter 

A cybersquatter is someone who has registered another's name or trademark as a domain name with the prospect of selling it to the rightful owner. It's a form of legalised blackmail. They steal your name and use it to damage your business or reputation.

Cybersquatting, the act of registering a name in bad faith, has become one of the major problems facing businesses on the Internet. Although the term Cybersquatting was originally used to describe the act of registering another's trademarked name, the term is commonly used to describe many different forms of bad faith registrations.

i love cyber-squatting....registering trademark names and adding extra words, like microsoftsucks.com, brittneyspearshasbigboobs.com, and monicalewinskiblows.com,
blow-me-brittney-spears.com
cyber-squatter.com
typo-squatting

cyber-squatter by blthrskt December 28, 2005

cyber squatter 

someone who is constantly on the computer while squating and pleasures oneself.

mike was a tremendous cyber squatter in his day

cyber squatter by dontchawanabanggthiss October 1, 2008

cybersquatter 

A person who registers or acquires a domain name that is confusingly similar to a mark in which another person has rights (via a trademark, for instance); provided the cybersquatter is attempting to take advantage of the goodwill of the trademark holder.

The person who registers kitchen.com is probably not a cybersquatter, while a person who registers marthastewartkitchen.com probably is.

cybersquatter by kfd February 4, 2006

cybersquatter 

A person who purchases domain names in order to sell them.

That cybersquatter sold drugs.com for one million dollars last year.

cybersquatter by Rachel Smith May 12, 2003

cybersquatter 

n: a person who surfs the internet while taking a dump, usually taking longer than needed; v: to cybersquat

Billy, you've been on the pot for over 30 minutes with that 'puter! Your baby sister needs to use the restroom! Quit being a cybersquatter, and git yur chores done!

cybersquatter by eltanko November 27, 2011