Puerto Rico might be a US “unincorporated territory” without a state status, but it has several benefits that stem from this unique relationship:
- No federal income tax. Puerto Rican residents don’t pay Uncle Sam a penny.
- Nice women. If curvy Latinas with at-ti-tu-de is your thing.
- Nice beaches.
- Great food.
Recently we took a look at the pricing of .pr – the ccTLD regulated by the Puerto Rican Domain Registry.
While one can register .com.pr, .net.pr and .org.pr domains for $100 bucks plus $50 per year thereafter, we chocked at the sighting of the registration and renewal fees for .pr domains.
Oh Dios mio! $1,000 bucks a year.
Looks like an insane price to pay for all these benefits listed above. Those ingenious Puerto Ricans sell their virtual land with a hefty price tag.
Potential .pr investors should either stick to .com or start looking for a Puerto Rican girlfriend! – they are as expensive to maintain as a .pr !
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