no

Cybersquatting is a controversial way of making money by buying and holding URLs with the hope that someone will want to buy the URL from you at a later date -- buying www.cocacola.com, for example, andthen selling the URL to CocaCola.

I think you mean cybersquatting. Cybersquatting is the registration of a commercially valuable name in order to make a profit by selling the name to a person, organization or company whose product or service would benefit by being associated with that name as a domain or website.

1. Three times the value of harm actually suffered
2. Any profits realized by the cyber squatter
3. Court costs
4. Possible legal fees

The registrant had bad-faith intent to profit from your mark

The mark was distinctive at the time of the domain registry

The domain name is identical or confusing to your mark

The mark qualifies for federal trademark protection

-Eric Best