ICANN | Advisory Concerning Posting of Registrar Fees for Restoring Deleted Domain Names
December 18th, 2009
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In light of eNom following suit and increasing their redemption fee to $250 (as reported by DNN), ICANN has published the “Advisory Concerning Posting of Registrar Fees for Restoring Deleted Domain Names” yesterday. In the advisory ICANN does not limit the amount chargeable for domain redemption, but does remind registrars that the Registrar Accreditation Agreement (RAA) requires them to publish the fee amount on their website. According to the RAA, the fee “must be clearly displayed on the website” and that it must be posted “both at the time of registration and in a clear place on its website [...]“.
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