I had noticed this
NoScript saved my arse a few times when I mistyped the URL in question. What happened to my arse when I typed the URL correctly however is between me and the gods...
Four hosts are behind one in two typosquatting attacks against the top 500 websites, research has found. The hosts and their fellow fraudsters had registered domain names mimicking three-quarters of the internet's 500 most popular websites, say University of Leuven researchers Pieter Agten, Wouter Joosen, and Frank Piessens, …
I assume in the UK the victim may be able to take action as 'passing-off'. Does the US have similar legislation? I would have thought it worth ago using the DRS of Nominet if the offender is a UK domain. Trademark law may also give some comfort. Where are the lawyers when you need'em?
Say wait a minute, perhaps someone should register every domain name they can think of, just in case you type whatthefuckbank instead of Barclays
Stupid still is as stupid does, learn to spell in English not 'mercan
And if any site is stupid enough to pay "referral" fees, then not our problem
And this would be why I install NoScript before anything else when installing a new browser. Beside, I block google-analytics whether is spelled incorrectly or not, I'm not donating precious processor cycles running tracking scripts just so that Google can get richer.