http://www.icann.org/announcements/icann-pr29sep00.htm
Registrars seems entirely non-plussed by the ICANN warning. The only
thing keeping them from being total dirtbags is that they aren't charging.
Of course, the customers will have to pay $35-40 per name when they ~do~ go
through, but .... is a double-digit expense for a year of registration something
that makes or breaks your P/L?
Personally, I thought it a little premature, and I must confess to hoping that
when this thing kicks in they discover they didn't plan well enough and they
lose all profits to litigation
BUT,
it's not a bad idea if they pull if off, right? Which side of the racket do you
want to be on? The handle?
-scott
Scott Schiller
VP
GIA Web Services, Inc.
Get your @ together!
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Sent: Friday, October 13, 2000 11:25 AM
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Subject: pre registrations for gltd?
http://www.registrars.com/cgi-bin/preregister/search.cgi?dom1=security&ext=.news
heh, people can go and reserve them even before they are approved. yay.
rm.
