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A simple solution (with its own problems of course) is to charge $100 per year, rather than $10 per year, for each dot-com domain. This would destroy the econo
by my_first_acct 9y ago
A simple solution (with its own problems of course) is to charge $100 per year, rather than $10 per year, for each dot-com domain. This would destroy the economics of the parking business, except for the highest-value names, and thus would make a lot of names available for constructive use.
- kuschku 9y agoInteresting idea indeed, you could even have the price go up exponentially based on how many domains are already registered to a single entity/address/etc. First domain? 1 a year. Second? 10. Third? 100. Fourth? 1000. No one squats domains after that.
- brightball 9y agoYou'd see an LLC per domain almost overnight IMO