> I personally think domain squatting is even lower than
> Nigerian scam e-mails.
I disagree. There is neither deception nor coercion going on with this sort of thing, as opposed to with a 419. He purchases a commodity (the domain) and hopes to resell it for a higher price.
> A domain name is worth whatever a registrar is charging to
> register it.
No, like any commodity, it's worth what people will pay for it.
> Thanks to dipshits like you, people have taken to
> registering harder-to-remember domain names because they're
> not willing to fork out a king's bounty for an
> easy-to-remember one that someone's sitting on trying to
> make a profit intentionally.
If they don't want to pay extra for the less obfuscated domain, that's their choice. It's like getting a Kia because you don't want to pay for a Lexus.
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