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Hi Richard, > At 12:48 PM 7/16/98 -0400, John Charles Broomfield wrote: > >Well, if that is the case, and seeing that Chris can sell at $35/yr, with > >registrar AND registry integrated, why doesn't he divest from the registry > >part, just stick to the registrar part, and bundle in with CORE. > > Why doesnt CORE just use IOD instead of emergent? Well, IOD didn't try to get the contract up for grabs. I don't know when the contract goes "up for grabs" again, but at that time, IOD could easily try to get the contract. Of course, they'd have to understand that they don't *own* ".web" and could be outbidded next time around. > I suppose the answer is, Chris, like many of us feel > anybody should be allowed to buy a domain direclty > without *having* to go through a middleman that does > nothing except click on a web form anf mark it up > as a memebr of a club where dollars, not clues, are the > price of entry. If that's all that has to be done by the registrar, then why is Chris gouging (sp?) people for $35? Why is he getting a markup profit of $25 over his $10 cost for doing NOTHING? Anyone will tell you that a level of profit like that is something that will get looked at very closely if there's a monopoly situation (as Chris would like). Yours, John Broomfield.
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