The cost might be a bit less-- domain names can be a lot cheaper than $8, and if you buy in bulk, even better. And yes, NameCheap probably does not want to get

The cost might be a bit less-- domain names can be a lot cheaper than $8, and if you buy in bulk, even better. And yes, NameCheap probably does not want to get involved- probably for the reasons you mentioned. But after the Facebook lawsuit, it is starting to catch up with them. I saw they are starting to get rid of some of these domains- I hope it's true. But the brands need a solution. I did more research. It turns out that Borderoo's IP address is hidden behind Cloudflare. But there are tools to find out their real IP address- NameCheap was using the Cloudflare excuse when I asked them. There is also Whois History, I bought the report. It's a matter of time before I find out who they are. Then I will send that info to NameCheap and see what their next excuse is. NameCheap is even associated with government phishing scams and malware. I wish more was done to protect brands. The solution is about educating and exposing the crimes, until something is done. Any solution suggestions are welcome.