With one virtual and one IP, you can host a lot of web
parkings and redirections : 1000 web parkings consume less
ressources than a medium virtual
For email redirections, it is a little harder but possible
If someone needs double DNS and parking, ask me to find a
solution around 1$/year/name.and 1 banner impression for me
each 4 seen on the parkings pages.
For the same price, users can maintain their own sole page :
3000/4000 banners/day per 1000 parkings. If you add
webemail, think about 10000 banners/day. Let them to give
redirections to their friends and you add 25% banners... etc
At 1 $ the 1000/impressions do the math and compute the
price of 1000 parking.
Igael
http://www.onepagehosting.com/
----- Original Message -----
From: "Patrick Greenwell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, September 12, 2000 7:01 PM
Subject: Re: Re: Re: Open SRS is not competitive! (to
patrick Greenwell only)
> On Tue, 12 Sep 2000, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> >
> > Mr. Patrick Greenwell,
> >
> > Here's math example for you only (and that too only for
100 domains, larges volume may make large profits).
> >
> > Buy 100 domains from OpenSRS @ $10.00 -- $100.00
> > Sell 100 domain to end users @ $07.00 -- $ 70.00
> > ========
> > Direct loss -- $ 30.00
> >
> > Yes, if your skills are limited to this only and can not
think beyond this
> > point than yes you're true with your math. But for many
of us, this is
> > the opportunity to provide services to the known
customer group at very
> > low cost.
>
> Look, I can't help if you don't have the fundamental
ability to read or
> understand all of a thread before responding.
>
> The original poster was referring to domain registration,
url forwarding,
> mail, and dns all offered for $7.50. My statement was
simple: at that
> price, they are either losing money, or offering crappy
service.
>
> The margins simply aren't there.
>
> Now, please, try to a little better job of reading before
making lame
> attempts to flame people.
>
>
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