Requirements for selling a domain.

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Basically, I am thinking of a system like the mc accounts but, you have to have the domain redirected to your mcm page.
 
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Ekouh said:
Basically, I am thinking of a system like the mc accounts but, you have to have the domain redirected to your mcm page.
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Omar said:
Or use a TXT DNS, to show ownership.
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There are people that arent smart in the field of domains. I have a domain but I dont know how to do those
 
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Arshi said:
There are people that arent smart in the field of domains. I have a domain but I dont know how to do those
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Step 1. Go to your DNS management site. (NameCheap, CloudFlare etc..) 2. Click add TXT DNS, put in MCM: <name> press OK.
Basicly all the steps in all sites. You could also just Google it.[DOUBLEPOST=1468278277][/DOUBLEPOST]But I don't really agree with the overall suggestion :3
 
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I don't think that a system for validation like this should be 100% required for domains. Not only would a system like this cost a significant amount of money but the domains section is not a place where scams are common. It's pretty simple to ask the user to verify ownership of the site through a TXT record or redirecting it to the thread and I've even noticed it's essentially common-practice to do that now.

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Thanks for your suggestion.
 
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