In a recent decision under the Uniform Domain Name
Dispute Resolution Policy (UDRP) before the World Intellectual
Property Organization (WIPO), a UDRP panel denied a UDRP complaint
for the disputed domain name feev.com, finding the dispute
to be wholly unsuitable for determination under the UDRP, and
entering a finding of Reverse Domain Name Hijacking
(RDNH).
Background
The Complainant, Feev Holding B.V, was a Dutch company providing
Internet and IT services, including fintech and cryptocurrency
services. For use in connection with its services, the
Complainant owned the Benelux trade mark, FEEV, registered on 1
October 2019.
The Respondent was Firas Dabboussi, FeeV, of the United
States. The disputed domain name was registered on 22
February 2002. At the time of the decision, the disputed
domain name did not resolve to an active
website.
