> I wonder what kind of authority ICANN has in revoking domain name registrations in extreme circumstances. Not even close to the way this works ICANN does not

> I wonder what kind of authority ICANN has in revoking domain name registrations in extreme circumstances. Not even close to the way this works ICANN does not 'revoke' domain names. There are ways to take possession of a domain name but that would not be the process (nor should it be). > He could just quote Microsoft $2M and be done with this whole thing. If you think selling anything and in particular a domain name is that easy you should try to sell a domain name to a large corporation and report back the results. It's not trivial and to a large corporation in particular and further for any amount (much less way less) not assured in any way.