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A few moments ago, someone also registered .amazon.

The TLD .twitter was protected, but since the social media service renamed itself to X after being purchased by Elon Musk, someone bought this TLD today for $499 at Freename.

You can do the same thing if you want to direct someone to your reseller page with a specific search parameter already included. This could be used to direct people to a specific SLD search while including your referral link: https://freename.io/discover/memes?ref=rare-lions-enjoy&text_search=%22pepe%22 ...

You can include your referral link in your reseller page. What does this do? If someone goes from your reseller page to Freename, it allows them to track this person as a referral from you. Check it out here: https://freename.io/discover/memes?ref=rare-lions-enjoy ...

... is crazy even on ENS. But i digress.... I didnt come here to take jabs at freename, so i apologize for that. I do however think its important that someone at freename answer questions related to its costs to users and why users are charged so much for so little compared to other similar offerings ...

doma9er wrote:Why is the price for SLD set by someone and not me, the owner?

The TLD owner sets the price for every TLD individually in the section 'customize prices'.

... new account FROM PUBLIC WEBSITE and then we'll talk. P.S. If I the TLD owner, why I have just 50% of income? PP.S. Why is the price for SLD set by someone and not me, the owner? NOTE: Or you are on DEV version and we see APP differently... Please note, Patric 100% on DEV version and he is teaching ...

... appears very high in the search results list: https://bitcoinist.com/top-12-web3-domain-name-registries-and-platforms-in-2022/ Conclusion: if someone is looking for Web3 domains, then he will very quickly come across Freename!

That‘s the great idea behind Freename: your city name (and all other examples) can be used not only once, because everyone can buy a SLD under the registered TLD. This is not always the case. If the registrant of the TLD decides not to allow other customers to register SLDs, then he alone can do it...

Expert wrote:Are you living in a city? Your city name can be used only once!

That‘s the great idea behind Freename: your city name (and all other examples) can be used not only once, because everyone can buy a SLD under the registered TLD.