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The fix is still in on .travel
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You must be joking. There is no renew and drop problems. PPC is another source of income. So you're saying that they shouldn't be making money by using every weapon they have in their arsenal.
This is not a non-profit organization. Smell some coffee and chill out. And remember they need money to create an alternative parallel DNS. Maybe they stop PPC if you grant loans to them.
Bring the next clueless amateur internet wannabee who has no idea how a risky business runs. Read some books.
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Re:New.net deserves .Travel
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C'mon, they shafted their customers. Go ahead, just try to use one of those worthless subdomains as an email address. What? It doesn't work like real domain names? Don't worry, "We'll have the email solution in a few weeks." That statement was made two years ago.
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