For Sale redemption fee is $200?

[Phantom]

Is this for real? How come my registrar claims this fee is not theirs, but "the registry's". ? If that were true, there would be no variance in the fees, no?

Who would pay $200 in redemption, when you can buy a snap or whatever for $75?

This is at NameCheap, btw.

 

[furca]

Who would pay $200 in redemption, when you can buy a snap or whatever for $75?

Because if it is a good name, chances are, a company will "snap it" not you.

 

[Phantom]

but i thought anyone can buy a snap? how does that work?

Because if it is a good name, chances are, a company will "snap it" not you.

 

[furca]

Correct, anyone can buy a snap, therefore someone might get it instead of you. There are many snap companys.

 

[Dave Zan]

Namecheap's a reseller for enom. Anyone know how much enom charges for
redemption?

If enom's lower than what you stated, then I'd venture that it's admin fee +
registry fee + registrar fee. Something like that. :-D

 

[Majnoon]

if it is a Good name pay the $200 and that way u know u will be the owner of the domain. If your let it Go and it is good Name some Big guys will capture it and put it on auction.

Good Luck

 

[sasquatch]

Namecheap's a reseller for enom. Anyone know how much enom charges for
redemption?

If enom's lower than what you stated, then I'd venture that it's admin fee +
registry fee + registrar fee. Something like that. :-D

Enom's redemption fee is $180.