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I mean, you've already had 10 months to come up with some name ideas. It's not like it's a huge surprise when it happens. You could even register the names befo
by ipython 1mo ago
I mean, you've already had 10 months to come up with some name ideas. It's not like it's a huge surprise when it happens. You could even register the names before they're born.
- buzzy_hacker 1mo agoI registered a domain name for my son the day he was born... whois firstlast.com | grep 'Creation Date' shows his birthday, which I found amusing!
- Aachen 1mo agoGDPR would like to have a word with you! :D Nah seriously though, that's awesome.
- echoangle 1mo agoI thought there might have been a need to send an ID to prove that you actually have the name you're registering for so you would need to wait for the birth certificate but from wikipedia it doesn't seem like that's the case.
- alaithea 1mo agoNo requirements at all. My mom had registered my firstlast.com domain some 30 years ago. While caring for my dying dad, she let all her domain registrations expire. I then had to negotiate with a domain squatter to get my domain back.