Kinda like life insurance or investments.
Collect registration fees for enough years in advance from the registrant, deposit with a solid company like Lloyds of London, renew the domains from the principal interest payments escrow, then keep the principal plus hopefully some additional interest indefinitely. Brilliant business move. At 100 domain years all the deposit needs to earn is 1% to pay for domain renewals, smartly invested conservative deposits earm much more than that... Although at the price point THEY offoer it I am not sure if it will catch on with an average consumer - but they do have enough eyeballs to make this effort worthwhile...
just my 2cents
Genie
dnsadmin wrote:
Comments anyone?
Do you think this will be a very big seller? Or is another way for them to get talked about in the media?
