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Goodbye, Network Solutions

If this turns out the way I think it will, this is going to be very, very bad for them.

Basically, if you searched to see if, oh, "magicpixelstodayonline.biz" was available, Network Solutions would take note and register that domain themselves, forcing you to buy it from them and not GoDaddy or another registar.

Maybe it ain't illegal, but it is unethical.

“Goodbye, Network Solutions”