Domain Registration Price Will Increase

The Scarlet Pimp

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Next month (Oct.) it will cost you more to register a domain name.
I just got a letter from my registrar saying this is industry wide.

Be aware, folks.

tsp
 
Damn that sucks.... same with renewals too?

could be some good domains that are no longer profitable to park..... which is good for me...
 
oh noz, 7%. That's horrible... This "news" was released back in march of 08. and it's only .com/.net .. oh the hugemanatee!

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     From: VeriSign Customer Service [email protected]
    Sent: Thursday, March 27, 2008 4:02 PM
    Subject: Advisory: Notice of Fee Change

    March 27, 2008
    VIA Email and Express Delivery

    Re: Notice of Fee Change

    To All Registrars,

    VeriSign, Inc. and it's wholly owned subsidiaries ("VNDS") is hereby notifying all registrars of a fee change for .com and/or .net domain names effective October 1, 2008. In accordance with our contract, ICANN has already been notified. Details as follows:

    1. VNDS' fee for each annual increment of a new and renewal .com domain name registration and for each transfer of a .com domain name registration from one ICANN-accredited registrar to another will be US $6.86, exclusive of any ICANN Variable Registry-Level Fee (as defined in the .com Registry

    Agreement) or any other ICANN fee; and

    2. VNDS' fee for each annual increment of a new and renewal .net domain name registration and for each transfer of a .net domain name registration from one ICANN-accredited registrar to another will be US $4.23, exclusive of any ICANN Variable Registry-Level Fee (as defined in the .net Registry

    Agreement) or any other ICANN fee.

    Except for the above-described fee changes, all other terms of the relevant agreements (.com and .net Registry Agreements and Registry-Registrar

    Agreements) remain unchanged.

    Please contact Customer Affairs Office at [email protected] if you have specific questions regarding this notice.

    Best regards,

    PJ Bolanos
    Vice President, Customer Support
    VeriSign, Inc.
 
how much was it before? the fee i mean.
 
if you have only one domain then it's no big deal.
but if you have several then it's going to add up.

i have three domains so i'm not too worried.
some people have dozens of domains, and they
are going to feel the pinch.

tsp
 
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