| NamePros Regular Join Date: Mar 2006
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| Its one big joke...
Holy crap.
Read the article what a joke.
Two parts stand out.
Public Interest Registry, which operates the ".org" domain name, disclosed the planned fee increase in a May 1 letter to the Internet's key oversight agency, the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers. The fee increase does not require the organization's approval.
The increase brings the annual fee to $6.75. Last year, PIR imposed a 2.5 percent fee increase to $6.15.
PIR did not cite a reason in its letter.
No reason given and ICANN can't stop it! Don't say the economy is the problem. PIR has certain fixed costs and their variable costs on any domain reg is so small. They should be rolling in cash thanks to every renewal. They should have recovered tons of any initial costs thanks to all the renewals over the years.
Its a big &^%$* joke.
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