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For Sale Gaming.ca sold for $16K to a U.S. buyer
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Ya, good price for sure, happened about a month or more ago at a confrence in LA?
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Was reported this week in the open: http://www.dnjournal.com/archive/domainsales/2010/20100331.htm
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Oddly enough it was listed for a $20K minimum on the DomainExchange site.
http://www.domainexchange.ca/details.php?id=25
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Hhhmmm..
So with the dot ca the registrant is the only one who needs to be Canadian or have a Canadian presence, correct. The admin doesn't matter?
So with the dot ca the registrant is the only one who needs to be Canadian or have a Canadian presence, correct. The admin doesn't matter?
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It is supposed to matter, since the domain is to be used by the registrant, and not for the benefit of a non-qualifying party. If a big multinational company registers a .ca for its Canadian subsidiary, but manages the local domain from some central location outside Canada, that is okay, but it is not when someone sets up a shell to simply redirect to a non-Canadian site outside Canada.
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