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yes you can. it costs 10$ a year to squat a 10 million dollar .com, and I bet there's a bunch of them that had been parked since the 90s the registration fee d
by qweqwerwerwerwr 4y ago
yes you can. it costs 10$ a year to squat a 10 million dollar .com, and I bet there's a bunch of them that had been parked since the 90s
the registration fee does prevent someone from squatting the entire Library of Babel though
- dontbenebby 4y agoThey taught us in Appalachia to avoid re-occuring payments at all costs, because if you forget about it they can rapidly drain your bank account. What is your suggestion for those of us who can't spare an angel investment of "just" ten dollar a year until we die or sell the domain?
- anunay03 4y agoWell true, I don't know what a good way to deal with this would be, blockchain based solutions also suffer from same problem, where early adopters squat on domains and offer to sell them for 10000x markup
- qweqwerwerwerwr 4y agoI have thought about it for a long time and I also don't know