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Is the rug to be pulled out from under registrants?
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Pondering this arrangement, where one registrar makes overtures to another registrar to acquire domains within the Losing Registrar's portfolio, the WINNING registrar can leverage the purchase with future profits of raising the price later!
Registrars have access to traffic info, which informs them which domains are more valuable, what the domain name holder can afford to pay once the transaction is complete, and they may base their offer on that!
Mondo exploitation by the registrar of its access to traffic info!
Let's all write the
SEC Complaint Center
100 F Street NE
Washington, D.C. 20549-0213
enforcement@sec.gov
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Here it is: Verisign sells insider information to Registrars, flagrantly pitching it right on its website!
"By better segmenting and targeting customers and prospects, registrars can improve domain name registration and renewal rates, and identify new business opportunities."
- Internet Profile Service for Registrars [verisign.com]
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