In late 2019, Google opened its new Array domain registration call. In a recent blog post, the company showed how some primary-generation companies, Adobe, WordPress, Anchor, owned by Spotify, Canva, and Google itself, use end-of-calls to facilitate content creation.

Although Google has a handful of “no com” domain calls, adding Arrayapp, Arraydev, and Arraypage, the company has another technique for terminating calls compared to other records, which requires active usage and charging higher registration prices, compared to other domain calls in the industry.

This is important, given that the vast majority of gTLD registrations are made for “illegal occupation” purposes, which refers to a reserved domain call in the hope that it will have a higher price in the future.

For example, the annual registration payment for domain calls toArraycom costs $17.99 in line with the year. That’s when the Arraynew domain call costs $500 a year.

For years, Chinese Internet users have been registering four-letter domain names in giant quantities, either with domain names used (including Arraycom and Arraynet), as well as gTLD (such as Arrayxyz). Some four-letter domain names with random letter strings have been sold by the thousands.