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I heard icann charges-- something like $6.50 a domain. Icann seems to have more money than they can spend. Maybe they should lower the price they demand for e
by marincounty 13y ago
I heard icann charges-- something like $6.50 a domain. Icann seems to have more money than they can spend. Maybe
they should lower the price they demand for each domain?
I understand they need to regulate this industry, but they
appear to be making a bit to much money? I never blamed
Godaddy for gouging customers. I knew icann demanded their
cut before any profit to godaddy. (I'm no fan of Godaddy, but forced to use them because they seem cheaper--if you
know how to cancel their money making tatics, like constantly changing renewals to 2 years at full price. And
his stupid commercials. If you do get his .99 cent domains,
I think you are allowed two. If you use a different ip
address sometimes you can get more.)