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Note, the .US TLD is not subject to the ICANN price fixing. The U.S. Department of Commerce handled the entire re-delegation process, without an auction. They mostly were cleaning up the academic mess that Jon Postel created in .US. DOD-linked insiders were handed the task.
There is apparently no "floor". Note, the Registry and Registrars do not appear to be able to give the SLD.US names away, at any price. The .USA TLD would be much more desirable and provide true competition for .US. Even though ICANN claims to have a mission to promote competition, everyone can now see, that! is not the case.
It would be interesting to ask each of the Presidential Candidates whether they favor the addition of the .USA TLD in a public debate. Maybe people should make some simple signs and hold them up at the various rallies. Can you imagine each of the candidates retiring to their campaign headquarters to ask the staff what the signs mean ?
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The .US TLD is Not Subject to ICANN Price Fixing
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If you want a .USA domain, to go www.adns.net. They've had that TLD available for many years.
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