[tuxxy]

If anyone is interested, registering a domain is $29.99/year and requires the submission of an identity document (passport, driver's license, etc).

[octosphere]

Curious to know, but where can I buy one, and what registrars offer .su? Seems entirely absent in my usual haunt where I go to get obscure TLDs:

https://www.ovh.co.uk/domains/prices/

There is however the following you can get on OVH which are similar:

    .sucks
    .supplies
    .supply
    .support
    .surgery

[konart]

Not sure about western registrars, but https://www.nic.ru/ sells them for 590 roubles (~9.2$ || 7.4£)

[mjlee]

gandi.net offers them, though they're significantly more expensive than what has been mentioned in this thread already.

[ryanlol]

Requires the submission of an identity document number (which isn't verified), not a copy of an identity document. Big difference.

[avaika]

Where did you find a price like that? I own one and I pay like 3$ a year. However ID indeed is required.

[myndpage]

I pay 30$ a year. Where did you get 3$ a year exactly?!

[avaika]

Well. Even reg.ru / nic.ru (budget unfriendly Russian registrars) charge less than 10$ per year.

Personally I use Naunet (yet another NIC) re-seller (former nn.gdmd.ru which was acquired by ru.gogolev.net).

[spiderjerusalem]

I'm also paying 25$ per year on nic.ru, the price discrepancy is interesting.

[gyosifov]

For those who speak Russian here you can find the rules for registration: http://www.fid.su/files/SU_rules.pdf