question .IN aftermarket rules compared with .COM — how are investors adapting?

[nicenicnicenic is verified member.]

One interesting part of ccTLD investing is that each registry can have a different approach to the aftermarket.

The recent .IN Registry advisory is a good example of why investors cannot always apply .COM assumptions to every extension.

For those with international domain portfolios, do registry-specific rules affect how you decide which ccTLDs to invest in?

Source:

Advisory-to-all

Advisory to all .IN Domain Name Registrants and Accredited Registrars

www.registry.in

 

[accurate]

This is wild!

.IN domain name registrants and .IN Accredited Registrars are hereby advised that auctioning, bidding, speculative sale, or facilitation of auction of any .IN domain name is strictly non-permissible and shall be treated as a violation of the applicable .IN Registry policies, terms and conditions, and regulatory framework governing .IN domain names.

 

[cactusfly]

Hurts a lot We have to digest this fact, and live with the decision..,