Sneaky fee could raise Net domain costs

well, the domain registrars dont care because they can just: pass the buck to the consumers as a charge that is out of their control. I dont think its right, but i do agree that when dealing with a changing economy, you have to allow for some increase as long as its merited. 75 cents per domain per year, if expanded to net domains is a tad to much, why not just say that all domains have to pay 10 cents more a year, the impact per registration and the resulting yearly funding is not as high. If it needs to be bumped, then move it 1 cent at a time, just like the postal service does. That may not be such a bad model to follow for this organization.; Posted by: Been_Done_Before Posted on: 12/16/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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