Hi Bill, Not so. Like the domains themselves, every one has a unique value. So this type of service may be great at a variety of prices. I've seen bids at namewinner.com over $10,000.
The real issue is that Verisign HAS NO BUSINESS WHAT-SO-EVER profiting from their monolopy position. This is but a sale of influence. As to the value, they expect $35 to watch something that sells for $6. How absurd is that? This should only be done by Registrars -- competitively on the day of the drop! Nobody should have a "shoe in." Best, Loren [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Cosmetic changes only. A $5 reduction in price, and a lot of market > speak they think will nullify the criticisms. I also like the way the justify the $35 wholesale price by stating that retails prices of $69 are already charged by snapnames. They forget to mention that the "retail price" at snapnames had been $49 until just recently. Hmm, I wonder why the price change at snapnames? Perhaps to justify the wholesale price? Hmm... Personally I don't see people willing to pay more the $10 retail for such a service.
