Re: bit.ly urls

On Friday, July 22, 2011 09:19:20 PM JC Dill wrote:

> A)  A registrar could provide results for all the domains that have NO
> restrictions to all queries - the IP doesn't matter, the country doesn't
> matter.

Wouldn't that cost us business from prospects in countries which have 
restrictions?

> B)  The registrar could provide all results, and then flag the ones for
> domains that have restricted registration policies, with a link to each
> domain's policy where people could then check for themselves to see if
> they qualify to register the domain or not.

Good idea.  I've just checked our site (info sent you previously in private 
email) and none of the tlds we sell appear to have restrictions, at least not 
according to this list:

http://www.a3webtech.com/index.php/internet-country-codes.html

I'm guessing that if a domain has restrictions only the largest registrars and 
registration providers will pay the money to affiliate with them, because most 
of their clients won't qualify, and so they won't get much bang for their 
buck.

Jeff

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