A company accused of both cybersquatting and hoarding domain names without paying for them has predicted that "domain names may soon run out completely." Dotster Inc, which is currently trying to fight off a cybersquatting lawsuit filed by a major US retailer, said the large number of domains being registered worldwide points to a possible "drought" in future and, in a press release, plugged a number of services it offers to help customers find a suitable domain.
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