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Washington, Disco legends the 'Bee Gees' have finally won their battle with a cybersquatter over the control of web domain 'beegee.com'.

Domainsource.com, the squatter, had reportedly bought the web address, and was trying to sell it back to two surviving members of the band, Robin and Berry Gibb, for 2,340 dollars.

According to Contactmusic, the Gibb brothers had offered to purchase the web address for 1,440 dollars, but domainsource.com rejected their offer.

"Sorry, not interested in selling price," domainsource wrote in an email to them.

But now trademark lawyers have ruled that the domain should be returned to 'Bee Gees' free of cost, as it was being used by Domainsource.com in bad faith.