Re: [ga] HOW MUCH

[Eric Dierker <ERIC@HI-TEK.COM>]

Jefsey,

You have many good points here so lets keep one matter straight.  Having a
variable costing structure depending on conditions subsequent is not out of line
with normal business practice.

But, having a variable between two parties which can put other parties out of
business is generally an anti-trust matter.  Having one that compels other
parties to follow the terms in the bilateral agreement is restraint of trade.

Of course this is not a legal opinion just one I opined from some novels I read.

Sincerely,
Eric

Jefsey Morfin wrote:

> It is surprising. This GA counts many good English reading people,
> accountant and lawyers.
>
> Yet no one seems to be able to tell from the gTLD countrats (.biz, info,
> .name);
> -  here is the minimum yearly return to the iCANN
> -  here is the return on 1st, 2nd... year when x, y,z DN have been registered
> -  here is the maximum return per DN per year
> Just a nice (Excell) table or a curve?
>
> Also to understand the same about the VeriSign gTLD and how iCANN and
> VerSign may change the value of the DNs and Registrars Margins. I suppose
> Ben Elderman would enjoy making a study on that.
>
> I would also be interested in understanding how this compares with New.net
> and with ccTLDs and how a  competitive action could be used to block their
> development (after all a smart ccTLD Manager is real competition to the
> iCANN/VerSign duopoly)  IMHO it is of importance to everyone to understand
> the economics and the risk for some in that international DN Business.
>
> Jefsey
>
> PS. One actually ran a review. But his results are too surprizing for
> needing to be checked and cross checked.
>
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