domain registration business...

Discussion in 'General Business' started by sandrodz, Feb 11, 2007.

  1. Clive

    Clive Web Developer

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    #21
    Hey, is that a price or an application code? wow.
    Rep on it's way :)
     
    Clive, Feb 23, 2007 IP
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    #22
    Yes .info's are always great. But you always can catch them on sale at one registar or another. RF had them for .60 1st year - renewal at reg price. Dotster has one for .77 cents renewal at reg price ($14.95). Godaddy is going I think at $1 renewal at reg price.

    So if you run a special of .info's you could bring in some traffic.
     
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    KingofKings Banned

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    #23
    You should lower your price on the .info's..
    Godaddy is selling them from 1 dollar to 2 dollars. :)
     
    KingofKings, Feb 23, 2007 IP
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    #24
    Thanks. It is a price, which you have to pay to ICANN along with submitted application.
     
    holdem, Feb 24, 2007 IP
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    #25
    HA, yeh, an application code alright. A Non-Refundable, whether you get approved or not application code.:eek:
     
    Jim2Macs, Feb 25, 2007 IP
  6. Clive

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    #26
    Of course, that is a business to earn them money.
    Plus, a non-refundable fee is so very convenient, isn't it :) i Wish there were a good justification for that fee amount.
     
    Clive, Feb 25, 2007 IP
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    #27
    Agreed, it does seem pretty rediculous! I guess it's just because they don't want everyone getting approved.
     
    Jim2Macs, Feb 25, 2007 IP
  8. Clive

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    #28
    I think they are just setting up a high target that cannot be reached by every company willing to become an accedited domain registrar.
    If it were 100$ I would apply myself. With the current application fee they aim to keep only serious companies coming, I guess. Then you get absolutely no guarantee that the registrar is not a scammer.

    Other than that, I don't see a valid justification for the so high fee amount.
     
    Clive, Feb 25, 2007 IP
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    #29
    its not too high for an established company, which I think is why they have such an application fee. If a scammer became a domain name registrar, they could actually shut the internet down.
     
    bccruzer, Feb 25, 2007 IP