Upcoming .com and .xyz domain price increase
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Upcoming .com and .xyz domain price increase
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Re: Upcoming .com and .xyz domain price increase
#2How is this anything but rent seeking on the part of Verisign?
Edit: not surprised how this got regulatory approval... https://www.politico.com/news/2022/04/09/website-domain-more...
Re: Upcoming .com and .xyz domain price increase
#3the .xyz guy be printing money
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#49% for Namecheap, maybe. Verisign is only allowed to raise prices 7% per year at the moment.
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#5How is this anything but rent seeking on the part of Verisign? Edit: not surprised how this got regulatory approval... https://www.politico.com/news/2022/04/09/website-domain-more...
Also rent seeking by namecheap. But agreed. It’s parasitic.
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#6$15.88 per .com is pretty steep, damn. Dynadot shows $10.99 per renewal.
How legitimate is the Namecheap claim about "its out of our control" part? I have a number of domains with Namecheap, enough to be an annoyance to transfer them all but that number seems excessively high.
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#7.xyz was a terrible TLD. I used it a few years ago and giving people my email address was so annoying. Even some logins didn't accept it. No benefits whatsoever.
"yourname@domainxyz.com??"
Re: Upcoming .com and .xyz domain price increase
#8.xyz was a terrible TLD. I used it a few years ago and giving people my email address was so annoying. Even some logins didn't accept it. No benefits whatsoever. "yourname@domainxyz.com??"
Oh but if you don't like .com name prices you can always buy a .biz name! /s
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#9CloudFlare is only increasing from $9.15 to $9.77
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#10.XYZ domains were already too difficult to use for anything other than a regular site since they have such a bad reputation (however warranted it may be) as being used for spam. Not sure what the point is in paying even more for a TLD that's discriminated against by default.