Imagine for a second that ICANN decides to change the game. No matter why, let it be US budget deficit or China bought ICANN, whatever..
Starting tomorrow all TLDs (including ccTLDs, all countries except North Korea followed the trend for some unknown but probably political reasons - we dont really care) will cost you $100 to reg or renew any name.
Effective immediately and you need to pay the difference for current year as well.
Assume no upfront cash needed - there's 0% loan facility in place so you may pay all fees at the end of your registration period, lets call it postpaid pricing plan.
You must drop names you dont want to pay for by tomorrow morning by visiting your registrar account and doing some clicking around voodoo as usual
I'm curious to know how many of your domains you would keep then?
How would $500 per name impact your answer ?
Important: developed/parked domains making $100 or more in a year do not count. Only bare old good plain domains with few occasional dollars in parking revs is what of interest
thanks in advance for your input
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Starting tomorrow all TLDs (including ccTLDs, all countries except North Korea followed the trend for some unknown but probably political reasons - we dont really care) will cost you $100 to reg or renew any name.
Effective immediately and you need to pay the difference for current year as well.
Assume no upfront cash needed - there's 0% loan facility in place so you may pay all fees at the end of your registration period, lets call it postpaid pricing plan.
You must drop names you dont want to pay for by tomorrow morning by visiting your registrar account and doing some clicking around voodoo as usual
I'm curious to know how many of your domains you would keep then?
How would $500 per name impact your answer ?
Important: developed/parked domains making $100 or more in a year do not count. Only bare old good plain domains with few occasional dollars in parking revs is what of interest
thanks in advance for your input
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