Hello David,
Thursday, October 12, 2000, 11:47:14 AM, you wrote:
> Hello William,
>> > It is value added to my core services even though I made no
>> > modifications to the domain registration piece.
>>
>> No, it really isn't. Because not only do you then have it, but every
>> Amway reject RSP who doesn't know a variable from a subroutine is
>> offering it also.
> Based on *your* definition of value added you may be correct.
Where is it a value add when every RSP site in existence is also
offering this service? It is no longer a value add, it is a minimum
expectation. Do you understand the difference?
> I will not. But as I read your points and of others I think I am beginning to see
>where you
> are coming from. (correct me if I am wrong) The major thing here is your points do
>not work
> across the board. But they do apply to all RSP's who were already selling the
>"extra" services
> as part of their business and for those who developed the extra services as part of
>the domain
> name registration sales. And since it seems like OpenSRS originally targeted those
>RSPs in the
> beginning it now appears to be a backstab/betrayal move.
You only have a grasp of a very very small part. You miss the much
bigger picture.
But then that is usually the case with people who are new to this
industry.
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Best regards,
William mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
