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AFAIK: You never own the domain. You register it for a period of time, subject to terms of an agreement. I'm almost certain of that, unless something has chang
by forapurpose 9y ago
AFAIK:
You never own the domain. You register it for a period of time, subject to terms of an agreement. I'm almost certain of that, unless something has changed recently. I'm surprised so many on HN seem unaware of it.
If you use privacy protection, you are not the registrant; the privacy protection vendor is. That's what I've read in agreements with the privacy vendors, and that's what the whois record says.
- featherverse 9y ago> You never own the domain. You register it for a period of time No, that's not what's happening. When you register a domain you are purchasing it. The fees you pay are to cover the operations of the registrar, who are providing a public service. It is also to allow people to pick up dropped domains that nobody is using anymore. This system was never intended to be abused the way it is being abused today.