4 ms·
There are many that are squatted, but there is little active enforcement. I just entered 3 random domains to test them and two were squatted. http://ddp.com.a
by cromulent 5y ago
There are many that are squatted, but there is little active enforcement.
I just entered 3 random domains to test them and two were squatted.
http://ddp.com.au http://ddp.com.au
http://pbm.com.au http://pbm.com.au
- chrismorgan 5y agoI admit I’ve never gone looking. Of those two, ddp.com.au is squatted, but pbm.com.au isn’t, though there’s a fair chance of it failing the eligibility criteria or violating other auDA rules. I’d be interested to see someone do a widespread squatting scan and submit a bunch of complaints and see what comes of it. But it’d take long enough that I’m not going to do it.
- prawn 5y agoYears ago it was a very common tactic to buy up any three-letter domains you could get and find targets to pitch them to. I think the going rate was about $800. People would grab them off the drop list and have a pretty decent strike rate. In the case of PJG there were things like P* J* Graphics or P* J* Group.