gTLD	Full Legal Name	E-mail suffix	Detail
.hotel	Fegistry, LLC	fegistry.com	View

i. How will multiple applications for a particular domain name be resolved, for example, by auction or on a first-come⁄first-serve basis?

During our sunrise and landrush periods, which we anticipate to begin 4 months after the signing of the registry agreement and lasting for a period of some 2 months each, we will accept applications for second-level domains. Following standard procedure, the sunrise period will be reserved for those entities with appropriate IP and Trademark claims, while the landrush will be open to the public. At the conclusion of each period we will hold closed auctions for the domains that have been applied for by more than one party.

For general availability of the .hotel TLD, following the sunrise and landrush periods, we will be operating on a first-come, first-served basis. However, we reserve the right to create a list of domain names within our .hotel TLD to be set aside and then sold or auctioned off to interested parties, which we have included in the revenue for the second year of operations.

ii.) Explain any cost benefits for registrants you intend to implement (e.g. advantageous pricing, introductory discounts, bulk registration discounts).

We have no plans to implement any cost benefits for registrants at this time. However, we have discussed the possibility of promotions, such as bulk registration discounts and advantageous pricings, should they be necessitated due to currently unforeseen circumstances or become part of a targeted marketing campaign during any part of our launch.

iii.) Note that the Registry Agreement requires that registrars be offered the option to obtain initial domain name registrations for periods of one to ten years at the discretion of the registrar, but no greater than ten years. Additionally, the Registry Agreement requires advance written notice of price increases. Do you intend to make contractual commitments to registrants regarding the magnitude of price escalation? If so, please describe your plans.

Price increases may be necessary due to inflation or other unforeseen circumstances. However, we recognize that it is important to protect registrants from unreasonable price increases, and therefore plan not to exceed the industry-precedented reasonable maximum annual wholesale price increase of 10%, and to give written notice of at least 90 days to our registrants of such increases. We do not anticipate the need for significant price increases and are equally likely to lower the price in the future. We have no plans at this time to make further contractual commitments to our registrants regarding wholesale price escalation, but do intend to follow the best practices set forth by the industry and treat our registrants with respect, both financially and otherwise.

We intend to fully comply with the provisions in the Registry Agreement stating that registration being made available by our registrars for a period of one to ten years, while not exceeding ten years.

gTLD	Full Legal Name	E-mail suffix	Detail
.pid	Top Level Spectrum, Inc.	topspectrum.com	View

i. How will multiple applications for a particular domain name be resolved, for example, by auction or on a first-come⁄first-serve basis?

During our sunrise and landrush periods, which we anticipate to begin 4 months after the signing of the registry agreement and lasting for a period of some 2 months each, we will accept applications for second-level domains. Following standard procedure, the sunrise period will be reserved for those entities with appropriate IP and Trademark claims, while the landrush will be open to the public. At the conclusion of each period we will hold closed auctions for the domains that have been applied for by more than one party.

For general availability of the .pid TLD, following the sunrise and landrush periods, we will be operating on a first-come, first-served basis. However, we reserve the right to create a list of domain names within our .pid TLD to be set aside and then sold or auctioned off to interested parties, which we have included in the revenue for the second year of operations.

ii.) Explain any cost benefits for registrants you intend to implement (e.g. advantageous pricing, introductory discounts, bulk registration discounts).

We have no plans to implement any cost benefits for registrants at this time. However, we have discussed the possibility of promotions, such as bulk registration discounts and advantageous pricings, should they be necessitated due to currently unforeseen circumstances or become part of a targeted marketing campaign during any part of our launch.

iii.) Note that the Registry Agreement requires that registrars be offered the option to obtain initial domain name registrations for periods of one to ten years at the discretion of the registrar, but no greater than ten years. Additionally, the Registry Agreement requires advance written notice of price increases. Do you intend to make contractual commitments to registrants regarding the magnitude of price escalation? If so, please describe your plans.

Price increases may be necessary due to inflation or other unforeseen circumstances. However, we recognize that it is important to protect registrants from unreasonable price increases, and therefore plan not to exceed the industry-precedented reasonable maximum annual wholesale price increase of 10%, and to give written notice of at least 90 days to our registrants of such increases. We do not anticipate the need for significant price increases and are equally likely to lower the price in the future. We have no plans at this time to make further contractual commitments to our registrants regarding wholesale price escalation, but do intend to follow the best practices set forth by the industry and treat our registrants with respect, both financially and otherwise.

We intend to fully comply with the provisions in the Registry Agreement stating that registration being made available by our registrars for a period of one to ten years, while not exceeding ten years.