Is it worth buying misspellings around your domain name?
patio11: I have bought a misspelling exactly once, because I couldn't stop myself from doing it when writing an apache config file, and I figured if I couldn't get the domain "right" then I shouldn't expect anyone else to.Customers largely don't type in domains anymore.  They use Google.  You're going to win on google versus any typosquatter, and most probably versus a competitor who actually makes a bit of an effort.  (To use an example taken totally at random, http://www.bingocardscreator.com , for example.)However, I do have one bit of domain buying advice: own the big three (com/net/org) for anything you register.  Aaron Wall has waxed eloquently on this topic before, so you can read it on his blog, but exact match domains have an insane boost associated with them currently on Google and if you exactly match the search query you can get to the top of the rankings by sneezing.