Hi,
Well. It's a _rebate_, isn't it? We are not getting .info-s for $1 -
instead, for every 10 pieces of .info registered we get "free" credit
for 9 other domains.
Just don't think .info costs $1 now. :-) It's a promotion, that's all.
If we would really be getting and selling .info for $1, we [I mean: all
resellers] could maybe get a million(?) new registrations in a few
months or so. But will those registrants who go for this low price pay
the renewal fee after 1 year?
Just my 2 cents...
- Cs.
> That seems to be a better deal, because it lowers upfront expense. I
> would go for that.
>
> Dave Warren wrote:
>
>> James M Woods wrote:
>>
>>> Thanks for all your feedback. A straight up price change *IS* a trivial
>>> matter, unfortunately the registry's 25 domain per profile rule
>>> throws a
>>> rather large wrench in the works. Especially with resellers who
>>> manage a
>>> very large number of domains using 1 profile (for whois privacy
>>> services
>>> etc.)
>>>
>>> This promotion is a great opportunity for reseller and I'd like to
>>> make it
>>> attractive to our channel, so we'll see what we can do to our
>>> pricing system
>>> to turn things around.
>>>
>>>
>> Maybe go half way, use the $4/domain price and refund the $3 where
>> applicable?
>>
>> Either that, or run the process that issues the refunds every 24
>> hours, or every week or something, rather then waiting several months
>> to refund the money.
>>
>
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