Topic: .BITCOIN waiting for INAIC approval? (Read 3781 times)

Dear all,

Im the one of the provider like TLDs.name,   our company website is www.internet2tlds.com

you guys really confused about tlds.

1) top level domain names were sold by two parties ICANN normal route, INAIC alternate root.

ICANN gives TLD for 185k + 25k per anum charges and you can sell and buy domains

INAIC only Sells Public TLDS and charge 1k and 250 per Annum, you can still sell the domains and they wont be available for all public, those who has enabled small program to enable their comuputer, if you are living in USA i belive you dont need to enable with this program, because Internet2 is enabled in USA.

please feel free to ask me if you have any questions,

you dont need to go and ask credit card provider as you cheated  or some one make fraud, if you really got the bitcoin pTLD and wish to sell it then i will found some people you just only transfer the name to new provider.

Thanks,
Hari Krishna
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I have recently seen some work done on namecoin to use it as  an alternative, decentralized DNS and not just as an altcoin

Makes me think of namecoin

Even if tld.name and whole Public-Root DNS is pure scam I will not lose more than people who had more than about 1.75 BTC balance on Mt.Gox.

I know that tld.name use alternative public-root DNS. But It seems to be better choice for Bitcoin than over-regulated ICANN.

Namecoin (sign: ℕ; code: NMC) is a cryptocurrency which also acts as an alternative, decentralized DNS, which would avoid domain name censorship by making a new top level domain outside of ICANN control, and in turn, make internet censorship much more difficult, as well as reduce outages

The site you registered with is not correct for a REAL top level domain.

The real ones had a round of applications which ended in the last year. Those applications cost $185,000 and auctions for conflicting domains.

Real TLD applications are only performed through http://icann.org

For all the real details check out http://newgtlds.icann.org/en/

I spent 14 years in the domain name industry.

The $1K was just an application fee.  You are asking to create an entire new TLD and the requirements and costs are significant.

Are you aware of the costs? http://domainnamewire.com/2012/07/24/just-how-much-do-new-top-level-domains-cost-anyway/

Thank you for registering TLD: .BITCOIN.
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Your TLD Request:
pTLD: .BITCOIN


TLD-Server 1: tld1.public-root.net
TLD-Server 2: tld2.public-root.net


Motivation:
I'm supporter of Bitcoin network and I've just tried to find a domain for my Bitcoin related activities. Unfortunately it seems that all pre-orders for good bitcoin domains are already taken. Just by coincidence I noticed that TLD for Bitcoin in available to register at your site for 1000 USD. If it is really true and domain speculators forget to register it, I would like to buy it myself and save it for Bitcoin community before somebody hostile to Bitcoin will take it. I plan to resell domains for BTC exclusively just to people who have trust of Bitcoin community. I will consult it with Bitcoin Foundation and trusted individuals like Andreas Antonopoulos.


Remarks:
I have no prior agreement with any Bitcoin related business about this domain. I'm not even member of Bitcoin foundation. I'm not regular domain speculator but as active private investor I see this as long term investment. I probably accidentaly sent this form under TLD zoidberg which I opened in next tab, please ignore it :-)