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04-11-2005, 03:34 PM
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Hi all,

I don't expect many people to have an answer for this but my familys business just got accepted on a business loan and they want to get icann accredited, not mainly for accepting domain registrations but for personal usage. The non-refundable aplication fee is $2500 and thats an extreme lot of money! and then its $4000 per year. Now all I want to know is have you ever seen anyones aplication denied and have links to the storys and is it easy to get denied?

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I haven't heard any horror stories, I know it costs alot of money though and it's very hard to make decent revenue through selling domains, alot of stiff competition! I don't think you will get turned down if you have the money.

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