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The Reality of Domain Speculation on New TLD Launches: Is It Still Worth It?
Every time a new domain extension opens for general registration, the same cycle begins.
Registrars send promotional emails announcing the latest TLD. Tech blogs publish lists of "must-have" domain names. Social media fills with people claiming they've secured the next big digital asset. Within hours, thousands of short, keyword-rich domains have been registered.
The idea is appealing: spend $20 on a domain today and eventually sell it for thousands - or even hundreds of thousands - of dollars.
But how
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A Digital Land Grab
Domain squatting, also known as cyber squatting or domain name hijacking, is a deceptive practice where individuals or groups register domain names that are identical or confusingly similar to existing trademarks or brand names with the intent to profit from them. These digital squatters often hold these domains hostage, demanding exorbitant sums of money from legitimate owners to relinquish control.
How Does Domain Squatting Work?
The process of domain squatting typically involves the
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