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    Question Can Tasting Still Be Done In Some Way Shape or Form?

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    lol,.... but think about it for a sec.

    Tasting is wrong.

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    Tasting can still be done but it will only work for registrars with a high number of kept registrations.

    Don't quote me on this, it's been a while since I read up on registrar tasting requirements, but I think if less than %5 of domain registrations are deleted (for any given month), the fee is completely refunded (no tasting fee). So, big registrars (like GoDaddy, Moniker, Enom, etc) can still do it.

    However, note that this was not designed for tasting but for deleting accidental and fraudulent registrations (stolen credit cards, etc).

    As far as other registrars or using your registrar (if you are accredited), you can still do it, but there is a "restocking" fee. I think the registry charges ~$0.xx for each registration that resulted in a deletion.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Luc View Post
    Tasting can still be done but it will only work for registrars with a high number of kept registrations.

    Don't quote me on this, it's been a while since I read up on registrar tasting requirements, but I think if less than %5 of domain registrations are deleted (for any given month), the fee is completely refunded (no tasting fee). So, big registrars (like GoDaddy, Moniker, Enom, etc) can still do it.

    However, note that this was not designed for tasting but for deleting accidental and fraudulent registrations (stolen credit cards, etc).

    As far as other registrars or using your registrar (if you are accredited), you can still do it, but there is a "restocking" fee. I think the registry charges ~$0.xx for each registration that resulted in a deletion.
    The allowance is 10% from what I read.
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    You can taste .pl for 14 days.

    But for most extensions that allow some tasting (or more appropriately 'refunds due to typo or change of mind') there is a non-refundable fee that makes the practice unattractive on a large scale.

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