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So it mostly services domain squatters.

• icebraining 10y ago
  The squatter's business model is to buy a lot of domain very cheaply, in the hopes that one sale will cover a lot of bad purchases. Paying $99/domain and having to register each manually (the API is readonly) goes completely against that MO.
• jfoster 10y ago
  Isn't it the opposite? Rather than buying from the squatters, it encourages people to "wait out" the squatters using Park.io. To me, it seems that damages the squatting business model.
  • hueving 10y ago
    No, the gp was saying it's a perfect tool for squatters to use.
• Jugurtha 10y ago
  When you pay money to buy or rent an apartment or a house, are you squatting? People pay Google and Facebook to display their ads; I guess they're eyeball squatters. The guy has a product he's paid for with real dollars by customers who gave them to him willingly to get something they want. It solves a need people have which is something I haven't been able to do yet.
• masukomi 10y ago
  not really. THere are are a handful of domains I've been wanting TO USE for years now that squatters got to first, or someone else is using. if these ever expire i want them to use. not to resell for profit. Unfortunately this service doesn't let me just plug in whatever domain i want and check for it