For Sale Canadians owning .US domains, how to do it?

[Irish31]

My fellow Canucks,


I am interested in picking up a few .US domains and would like to make sure I am in compliance with the Neustar requirements before spending any money on names. Can I get some feedback and advice from the community on how to do this?

I know the options out there available to me, and it looks like forming a corporation is the easiest way to make sure I am playing by the rules. I have heard too many stories of the Neustar registry deleting names from owners not meeting the requirements. I am simply not prepared to spend good money and put myself at risk.

Does anyone know of a cheap, painless and quick way to form a corporation? Would having a friend living in the US suffice? Hit me back people!



Thank you in advance,



Jason

 

[Gerry]

We don't want Canadians illegally crossing into the US.

We have enough issues with our southern border.

So stay home, okay eh?

 

[GeoOwners]

you have to give up 1 .ca doamin for each .us.

 

[Adam DickerAdam Dicker is verified member.]

Incorporate in a US company in Delaware online and put the domains in the companiy's name.

Total cost is under $500.

-=DCG=-

 

[whitebark]

Have no relatives in the US?

 

[Gerry]

Stop it!

We don't want our country invaded with tooks, canadian bacon, and curling.

Keep away, eh.

 

[jaydub]

...or like me you could have CDN mother and US father...


Doc...it's toques eh...ok hoser? :lol:


Season's greetings all!!

 

[msn]

Incorporate in a US company in Delaware online and put the domains in the companiy's name.

Total cost is under $500.

-=DCG=-

- Or under $150 if you shop around a bit. ;-)

Adam has it right though: set up a corporate entity and you are set.

 

[Theo]

you have to give up 1 .ca doamin for each .us.

This is actually brilliant