On 12/19/2014 3:44 PM, steve harley wrote:
On 2014-12-19 12:55 , Stanley Halpin wrote:
Dave, you have three things going on.
1. You want to rent (not buy) a name.
the reality is sort of in-between; to be precise, you "register" a
domain name, which gives you control over what the domain points to and
the perpetual right of renewing the registration; registration and
renewal are handled for a fee by a registrar; you can change registrars
if you like
you can buy or sell the rights to a domain name
One thing though. If you register a domain name and later decide to give
it up because you don't want or need it, be prepared to spend the next
several years receiving emails from every company that has ever
bought/sold domain names contacting you to sell you the domain name you
just gave up.
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