Potential changes in the Domain Industry - must read

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  • montel
    Confirmed User
    • Jul 2001
    • 2606

    #1

    Potential changes in the Domain Industry - must read

    ICANN is about to renew the .org, .biz, and .info registry contracts
    with a HUGE loophole to allow each registry to charge different
    scaled pricing on a per-domain basis and to provide each registry
    with a presumptive perpetual monopoly. This means your best domains
    may very soon cost you thousands (or more) per year in renewal fees.
    We need your help to halt the approval of these contract proposals.
    Everyone who owns a domain and cares about its value should post a
    comment TODAY to:

    http://www.icann.org/announcements/a...-2-28jul06.htm

    Its easy: Just email your comments to each of the three following
    email addresses:

    [email protected],
    [email protected],
    [email protected]
    and then approve the email links they respond with.

    The comment period will remain open until 5:00 PM PDT, August 28,
    2006. THAT'S TODAY! The comments will be submitted to the ICANN Board
    of Directors for the Board to consider at its meeting on September 13,
    2006.

    If Registries can set "market prices" for each .biz, .info, .org
    domain name (ie. $500 or $1 million per year for cars.org or
    Google.org etc.. ), then ICANN will have to provide Verisign the same
    terms for .com and .net in 2012. ALL of your businesses could be in
    serious jeopardy. So we all have a vested interest in this not
    happening.

    If you CHOOSE to remain silent the fallout will jeopardize all of our
    futures. We need your help. Please take a moment to read the comments
    others have posted, then create one of your own and mail it off.
    http://forum.icann.org/lists/biz-tld-agreement
    http://forum.icann.org/lists/info-tld-agreement
    http://forum.icann.org/lists/org-tld-agreement
    Barefootsies
  • elron
    Confirmed User
    • Jul 2003
    • 1553

    #2
    giving registrars permision to fuck arround with your domain renewal prices dont mean it changes anything . registrars are strugling to keep their domain holders these days because the market is flooded with them , they can't afford doing such crap .

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    • montel
      Confirmed User
      • Jul 2001
      • 2606

      #3
      well we need to do some thing now, please email them
      Barefootsies

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