.net pricing (-:

[MediaHound]

Unfortunately, the .net price reduction might be short lived. Check this out:

http://domainnamewire.com/2005/07/07...cing-timebomb/



Unfortunately, the .net price reduction might be short lived. Check this out:

http://domainnamewire.com/2005/07/07...cing-timebomb/

That's all speculation and hype to attract attention to the author.
I don't think it will happen.

Plus, not for nothing, those posts are on the verge of advertising.
This is the forum, we like to keep the discussion here.

[austinandrew]

Speculation and hype? Sure, there's speculation. But it's based on fact--the limit Verisign can charge for .nets IS lifted in 2007. Verisign has always charged the maximum allowed by ICANN. The only thing I see keeping Verisign from not raising .net prices in 2007 is if they are trying to negotiate extensions to other contracts.

That's all speculation and hype to attract attention to the author.
I don't think it will happen.

Plus, not for nothing, those posts are on the verge of advertising.
This is the forum, we like to keep the discussion here.

[austinandrew]

It looks like the registrars got to give input to the pricing. ICANN release a report about a week ago about alternatives to lifting the .net price cap.

Here are the details

Speculation and hype? Sure, there's speculation. But it's based on fact--the limit Verisign can charge for .nets IS lifted in 2007. Verisign has always charged the maximum allowed by ICANN. The only thing I see keeping Verisign from not raising .net prices in 2007 is if they are trying to negotiate extensions to other contracts.