I'm still trying to figure out why ICANN charges what
it does for just registering a domain name. Yes--close
to $7.00 a year is too much for what they actually do.
If you have a problem with your domain name, and try to
go up against Corporate Lawyers--you're in for a loosing,
expensive battle.
That $7.00 times millions equalls a lot of money, but they
won't, actively, defend your rights with competent lawyers.
The whole name game has irritated anyone involved with
website design, at least in my world.
In the end, the poor and middle class webmasters need to
stick together, and fight Corporate Abuse of Power.
If you have a problem with your domain name, and try to go up against Corporate Lawyers--you're in for a loosing, expensive battle.
That $7.00 times millions equalls a lot of money, but they won't, actively, defend your rights with competent lawyers.
The whole name game has irritated anyone involved with website design, at least in my world.
In the end, the poor and middle class webmasters need to stick together, and fight Corporate Abuse of Power.