I just went through the process of registering my first dot.ca domain and I couldn’t believe how much crap you have to go through just to get one. Dot.ca domains cost twice that of dot.com’s and they make you jump through hoops for no reason.
I accidentally selected the wrong province and it took 5 days to get it straightened out. Anyone else think this process is ridiculus?
Anyways, if anyone is curious (which I doubt) here’s a link to all the documents you have to read.
*Originally posted by RedMirrorBall *
**That’s Canada for you. **
Hey! I’m pissed! No really, I mean I’m pissed. I’ve been slamming them since 4pm and watch your comments about Canadians, eh! Hoser! (where the **** is my toque?)
Leafs, eh? I think they’re going all the way, eh!
They could’a’ went all the way last year but…eh?..eh?..he was being a hoser…that sonofa…we all ended up getting pissed…
really cause i just checked and i could buy one from RegFly…oh well. i kinda wanted one, cause .us stinks and i donno if i wanna keep my .com…i prob will tho, since its a .com, and most are gone.
When the US gov’t controlled domain registrations through a private company (NetworkSolutions?) for .com, it was really expensive also. Good thing that monopoly was ended a few years ago. If there are any 3rd party resellers, go with them