Domains ICANN increasing ALL domain registration on July by +++++++++++++++

[Rem]

On July 1, 2025, at 00:00 UTC, ICANN will be increasing the fee included in every domain registration, renewal and transfer. As a result, all our gTLD registrations, renewals, and transfers will increase by $0.02.

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[TheVigilante]

Ok don't pay just transfer your premium domains to me

 

[Rem]

Ok don't pay just transfer your premium domains to me

PSA
renew before july 1st to save $0.02

 

[t2van]

and transfers will increase by $0.02.

best start filing for bankruptcy

 

[tiiberius]

Yeah saw it earlier today.

Shat my pants right then and there.

 

[Dopious]

Nooooooooooooooooooooooooo.

 

[SilverClouds]

by $0.02.

How much?

Oh... I guess I can go back to listening to music.

 

[Pythagore]

PSA
renew before july 1st to save $0.02

PBN owners heavily breathing right now!

 

[Pizza raj]

It might seem like nothing but that 2 cents could turn into 2 dollars and then 20 dollars before you know it. Sometimes these small increases end up being companies testing the waters with what they can get away with.

 

[roydan]

It might seem like nothing but that 2 cents could turn into 2 dollars and then 20 dollars before you know it. Sometimes these small increases end up being companies testing the waters with what they can get away with.

ICANN is a nonprofit. Quite an established one, too..

They are in charge of assigning all the domain names, so I really doubt they're just testing the waters for further price increases.

ICANN fees didn't change in years and inflation has its effect on everything, so I think it wasn't greed as it was just a poor attempt at balancing the fee to what it used to worth. Really poor attempt.

 

[Pizza raj]

ICANN is a nonprofit. Quite an established one, too..

They are in charge of assigning all the domain names, so I really doubt they're just testing the waters for further price increases.

ICANN fees didn't change in years and inflation has its effect on everything, so I think it wasn't greed as it was just a poor attempt at balancing the fee to what it used to worth. Really poor attempt.

You know I think that's a fair enough explanation. Maybe they can be given the benefit of the doubt knowing that.

Appreciate the explanation.