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I really don't think it would matter much. It might change the process of picking a name slightly, but ultimately $50 is still a small cost to pay in the grand
by epi0Bauqu 19y ago
I really don't think it would matter much. It might change the process of picking a name slightly, but ultimately $50 is still a small cost to pay in the grand scheme of a startup. That puts it still under incorporation costs.
- daniel-cussen 19y agoI agree it wouldn't matter much---to the startup. However, if the fees ICANN and VeriSign charge for registration rise from .25-6.25 dollars to 50 or perhaps 150 dollars, the squatting industry would get seriously injured. New startups would get more normal names, making word-of-mouth easier. www.justine.tv would belong to justin.tv instead of a porn site.