TerriJ
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I pre-registered a few domains under a new (soon to be released) TLD.
For the sake of this example let's just use .example
The prices came out yesterday and I saw that there were two prices within the same extension:
word.example = $109 to pre-order
other.example = $49 to pre-order
Why is this? Are certain words automatically set to cost more? Do they have a list of words they deem "premium" across the board?
The strange thing is, both are premium (real and short words that make sense with the extention word) ...yet the cheaper one is just 2 letters long!
Also, if I pre-order and pay this price, and the registrar manages to grab that domain for me... that's all I pay, correct? I wont be charge on top of this $109 or $49, right?
For the sake of this example let's just use .example
The prices came out yesterday and I saw that there were two prices within the same extension:
word.example = $109 to pre-order
other.example = $49 to pre-order
Why is this? Are certain words automatically set to cost more? Do they have a list of words they deem "premium" across the board?
The strange thing is, both are premium (real and short words that make sense with the extention word) ...yet the cheaper one is just 2 letters long!
Also, if I pre-order and pay this price, and the registrar manages to grab that domain for me... that's all I pay, correct? I wont be charge on top of this $109 or $49, right?
