http://f***you.example.com would resolve if using a wildcard address. That is unacceptable. Bro, just stop, you don't understand DNS. Lots of people use wildcards.
"breaks DNS for monetization purposes" It's not their DNS that is broken, it's your understanding of how nameservers work. Also, failure to read terms and conditions doesn't make it their fault. It's kind of sketchy,…
Disclaimer: I work for a web hosting company. They are NOT affiliated in any way with name.com The problem is that you don't understand how domain parking works. If you want to just own a domain but don't want it to go…
http://f***you.example.com would resolve if using a wildcard address. That is unacceptable. Bro, just stop, you don't understand DNS. Lots of people use wildcards.
"breaks DNS for monetization purposes" It's not their DNS that is broken, it's your understanding of how nameservers work. Also, failure to read terms and conditions doesn't make it their fault. It's kind of sketchy,…
Disclaimer: I work for a web hosting company. They are NOT affiliated in any way with name.com The problem is that you don't understand how domain parking works. If you want to just own a domain but don't want it to go…