Registrar that does not block domain for spamming

denisrud said:

but REBEL I would really like to know

what happens to the domain after the registrar takes it down?
Won't it still be the property of the person who registered it?
If they take it down does the person have the right of getting it transferred to another registrar?
(most importantly) if the domain is taken away, is it available for sale again?

Thanks!

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