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> By the time you find this out, it might occur to you to just type in a different name, but now you're violating ICANN policy. Why not just "sell"/transfer ow
by DINKDINK 11y ago
> By the time you find this out, it might occur to you to just type in a different name, but now you're violating ICANN policy.
Why not just "sell"/transfer ownership of your domain to another entity (one that you own)?
- gist 11y agoWhat you need is the following (and no more): a) A valid email address. (A gmail that forwards to your real email will do). b) A valid postal address. By valid I mean "in the proper form". As such the following would get flagged: 1 Main St. Anytown USA 10016 (because it doesn't exist..) 545 Jones St. New York NY 10016 (let's say that's a post office..) is fine.