For those who believe in unicorns, here is my experience. My very new brand has been used for phishing/deceptive practices and my TM infringed. This is by Borderoo.com, they are registered through NameCheap.   I followed their trail. The Borderoo site has many fake pages for small and big brands- they impersonate/infringe the brands' TM/mislead potential customers (you can google Borderoo scams). Their links lead to coupon sites, where they use the brand name to lead the potential clients to Ebay and Amz stores with cheap trinkets and non-brand related items sold by some company overseas. That's the scam, and there may be more. You can see one of the big brand names here:   Swarovski is a big brand. Check out the Borderoo sitemaps to see more companies that are being scammed, here is one:   They were kicked off of Shopify, but they quickly recovered with a WP site, doing the same thing. I contacted NameCheap, they claim they don't have enough evidence. But when I did a search by using the phone  number for this company on WHOis Lookup, I got about 20 million related domain names registered for that Iceland location and phone number on NameCheap. 20 million! This is not an amateur job. I just bumped into this FB lawsuit. I don't understand why NameCheap is getting away with this, but they are aware of the scams and doing nothing- how is it possible that over 20 million domain names are misused and nothing's done about it? Common sense tells me there's more to this story. Maybe this can help you all understand more about different sides of the story. I know the truth will come out sooner or later. NameCheap is not innocent.