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Historically, the NTIA-Verisign cooperative agreement set a cap on .com wholesale price increases (such as no more than 7% per year).
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10/19/2026
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Verisign Faces Class Action Lawsuit: The .com Domain Registration Fee Monopoly Controversy
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