I've not used DomainEasy.com, but on their website they state:
DomainEasy - Build and grow your domain business
"Similarly, if you are a seller, We will purchase the domain name from you and sell it directly to the buyer. No transactions whether they be purchases or leases are conducted...
It looks like they've had one for nearly a decade:
Dynadot Opens New Office In Toronto, Canada to Meet The Needs of Growing International Customer Base
Bid suppression is when a competitor agrees not to bid or to withdraw a bid to make it easier for a specific bidder to win
Both parties would be guilty, in my opinion.
Since many of the auctions are operated by US entities, here's what the US authorities have to say:
Bid Rigging
https://www.justice.gov/d9/pages/attachments/2016/01/05/211578.pdf
That's not correct. In your example, their agreement to collude is still bid rigging. Here's a Canadian link:
Preventing bid-rigging: Tips for tendering authorities
Your example would fall under one of the last three types, depending on the specific details.
On the Wise website:
Virtual Card | Create your Wise Virtual Debit Card
it says "Have up to 3 virtual cards at a time, and use them to manage your spending by using different cards for different expense types."
That seems to be a problem for those who would want to generate a different...
I stopped sharing, for the most part, due to all the low-life parasitic copycat bloggers.
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As I noted on X/Twitter, removing the option to include a FAX number and a separate technical contact in the WHOIS/RDAP will harm registrants.
When a UDRP or URS dispute is initiated, the providers will send notices of the domain dispute to the FAX number that's on file (in addition to email...