g1smd - 7:36 pm on Nov 28, 2009 (gmt 0)

When an entered domain does not exist because of a user typo, the normal DNS error allows the user to correct that error and try again.

When the typo is redirected[or DNS hijacked], the browser's URL bar shows a different URL which means the user has to type the whole URL again.

I avoid any ISP that does this.