Post #1697826

@Baa@mk.absturztau.be @ocean@raru.re they definitely don't do this every time, there is some sort of criteria for it that one is pretty easy to verify yourself, just look up a random domain name on godaddy and it probably won't get registered there are also limits on how much GoDaddy (or anyone else) can do this: There is a 5 day grace period after a new domain name is registered where a registrar (e.g., GoDaddy) can get a refund on it. That's probably what they're doing here: if you wait 5 days the domain will probably be available again. They can only get a refund for 10% of the total domains they register, so they can't do this constantly. From what I've heard, before this 10% policy was added, this type of registering domains that people were looking for was even more common. Random fact that mildly amused me: the 10% limit is from the AGP Policy (from ICANN)