A simpler deterrent would be to linearly increase cost of the next domain you buy. This is the opposite of bulk discounts, and should make squatting unfeasible (at least not in large numbers).
I think this is exactly how it should work. Perhaps the first 5-10 are normal priced and then increase at some f(x) from there. I think others made good points about having a few for future or personal reasons like email or whatever. But I don't see a great reason why aside from squatting or having tons of companies why someone should own 200x .coms. Though I don't know if it should be per domain per tld or just plain per domain for the counts
How would you decide that two buyers are the same entity? Unless you are going to force people to upload photo IDs or something, I don't see how this could work reliably.
Namrog84|9 years ago
hartpuff|9 years ago
How about because they paid for 200x .coms?
BTW, for you and some others here:
Domain squatting is when someone registers domains in the hope that trademark owners will shell out cash to get the domains.
Domain squatting is not when someone simply registers domains you happen to like and wish you owned instead.
superuser2|9 years ago