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It's a non-profit organization, hardly the kind of organization I would call a mafia. And yes, consumers can tell the difference between the different domain na
by jbob2000 10y ago
It's a non-profit organization, hardly the kind of organization I would call a mafia. And yes, consumers can tell the difference between the different domain names. We already have hundreds for different countries, like .ca, .us, .uk, etc.
You're really looking for a problem where there is none.
- nikolay 10y agoAs an organization - it's a non-profit one, true, but it is its bribable members who make it a mafia. I've been in the domain business since 2000 and I know a thing or two. ICANN is a mafia, period! And nobody in the domain business has any doubt about it!
- jbob2000 10y agoWhat's your solution? Because you just sound like a tin-foil hat conspiracist at this point. There has to be an organization that manages domain names, how else would they be managed?
- fallenshell 10y agoThis sounds more like a troll than a tin-foil hat conspiracist. Ignore it.
- nikolay 10y agoYou're a troll - a newly created account with virtually no karma! I own thousands of domain names, and I have dealt with hundreds of domain registrars over the course of 20 years. When I say ICANN is a mafia, I know it first hand! I've reported a bunch of fraudulent registrars that stole some of my domains, and they didn't care due to that being a "customer support" issue and ignore all evidence I provided.
- fallenshell 10y agoHaha keep trying.
- nikolay 10y agoI don't care, really. I profit from idiots who buy domains. So, keep buying, please!