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Be wary of vanity TLDs and even some country codes, they may be available but once the renewal rolls around and you've invested time and effort into establishi
by SoftTalker 3mo ago
Be wary of vanity TLDs and even some country codes, they may be available but once the renewal rolls around and you've invested time and effort into establishing a presence there, you may be in for a price shock.
- inigyou 3mo agoYou're also subject to US law on anything that isn't a ccTLD and even several ccTLDs.
- echelon 3mo ago"cod.ing" ... available!? Someone just dropped their registration for that today!? Namecheap... Hurry... Login, come on... TOTP, uagh... Come on, come on... register, register... ... $39,000.00 !??! "Premium" name?! What is this garbage?
- gruez 3mo ago>What is this garbage? Registries realized they can capture the value from premium domains rather than letting domain speculators profit.
- matheusmoreira 3mo agoWhich is an even worse problem than speculators. My domain was once held by some kind of speculator who wanted like $2k for it. I registered a .net instead. At some point they just dropped the .com domain, no idea why. Now I have the .com all to myself. Now that registrars are doing this, there's no way out.