To you it does not make sense to increase the value of your company making extra funds to expand that’s a great business plan?
Company A comes and says I have A.co.uk you know leasing A.co.uk would make you £xxxxxx extra profit during the term of your lease you would not lease it....
The leaseholder gets a web presence, Does'nt have to tie up cash, A tangible asset to raise funds and increase the value of there company, more funds to expand. Corporations/Business do it all the time...
You can raise funds/increase the value of your company against the leased domain by the amount of the lease per annum.
You seriously think nominet don't care what a court says…. 10 years and you don't know there T & C’s, but then I remeber regging with through an ISP & Naming Committee...
Bottom line is if you enter into a legal contract and default you loose... They don't need balls you would just be handing them yours on a plate...
Buying the domain is not always the best policy, If you bought at the peak you could be looking at a 20 %+ loss right now ?
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Originally Posted by julian  - funnily enough I had actully noticed for the last 10 years and reging over 1000 domains that it's just a contact between nom and domain owner, I used it in the loosest sense of the meaning - but thats not the point.
You can bang on all you want about leaseholder sytems and being sued but the bottom line is nominet don't care about 3rd party conracts - if im the regestered owner of a domain I can do what I wnt with it, and if I think someones got the balls to sue then i'll take that on the chin.
Don't get me wrong I think that domain rental can work well, but just not for me.. |