FW: Domain Registering Fees

["Mike Moore" <mike@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

TO All;

I am shocked that no one at ICANN or the U.S. Commerce Department will
address this issues. This appears to be a very corrupt matter, if ICANN
rules are as they are as stated, and the Commerce Department has approved
these rules, then why is ICANN not following these rules. Why are the
registers allow to charge more than the $6.00 for registering or renewing a
domain name ?

It is of great concern that I have received no replay, it make me think that
ICANN and the Commerce Department has some thing to hide, and that they are
aware and approve oft his over charging, and it is a conspiracy to defraud
those that register and renew names. I am just asking for a lawful reason
why this is occurring, can not anyone at ICANN or Commerce provide me a
lawful reason why the registers are charging more that ICANN's rules.


Michael Moore


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HI,

I have emailed several times now and not received a reply from anyone at
ICANN or the U.S. Commerce Department. After reading this rules at ICANN, I
am at a lost as to how the authorizes registrar of ICANN can lawful charge
in excess of $6.00 to register a domain name.

Does anyone at ICANN or the Commerce Department have any answer, because
this is looks like criminal fraud. Are the personnel there afraid to answer
or reply this issues. Does anyone have any answer how this is not unlawful
and criminal.

Michael Moore.

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Registry Operator Maximum Price Schedule

This schedule specifies the maximum price Registry Operator may charge for
Registry Services. In a manner consistent with Subsection 22(B) of the
Registry Agreement, Registry Operator may charge a lower-than-specified rate
for services, including not charging for a specified service. Except as set
forth herein or otherwise agreed, Registry Operator shall not be entitled to
charge for any Registry Service not specified in this Appendix G.

1. Maximum Initial Registration Fee for Registered Names

Registry Operator may charge a maximum of US $6.00 per year for registration
of each Registered Name (the "Initial Registration Fee") in the Registry
TLD.

2. Maximum Renewal Registration Fee for Registered Names

Registry Operator may charge a maximum of US $6.00 per year for renewal (or
extension) of registration of each Registered Name (the "Renewal Fee") in
the Registry TLD.

3. Fees for Transfers of Sponsorship of Domain-Name Registrations

Registrars may assume sponsorship of a Registered Name holder's existing
domain name registration from another registrar by following the policy set
forth in Exhibit B to Appendix F to the Registry Agreement.

For each transfer of the sponsorship of a domain-name registration under
Part A of Exhibit B, Registry Operator may charge the gaining registrar a
maximum fee equal to the renewal registration fee associated with a one-year
extension, as set forth in item 2 above. The losing registrar's registration
fees will not be refunded as a result of any such transfer.

For a transfer approved by ICANN under Part B of Exhibit B, Registry
Operator may charge the gaining registrar US$ 0 (for transfers of 50,000
names or fewer) or US$ 50,000 (for transfers of more than 50,000 names).




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Subject: Domain Registering Fees


Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers
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Phone: 310.823.9358


I have been reviewing the information at ICANN and found the below section.
Can anyone there explain to me how registers are charging more that $6.00 to
register a name, when ICANN police, which registers aggree to follow, states
that tha max fee that may be cahrged is $6.00.

Micheal Moore
cprog@xxxxxxxxxx




http://icann.org/tlds/agreements/verisign/registry-agmt-appg-com-16apr01.htm




            Revised VeriSign .com Registry Agreement: Appendix G


            Posted: 16 April 2001





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      Registry Operator Maximum Price Schedule

      This schedule specifies the maximum price Registry Operator may charge
for Registry Services. In a manner consistent with Subsection 22(B) of the
Registry Agreement, Registry Operator may charge a lower-than-specified rate
for services, including not charging for a specified service. Except as set
forth herein or otherwise agreed, Registry Operator shall not be entitled to
charge for any Registry Service not specified in this Appendix G.

      1. Maximum Initial Registration Fee for Registered Names

      Registry Operator may charge a maximum of US $6.00 per year for
registration of each Registered Name (the "Initial Registration Fee") in the
Registry TLD.

      2. Maximum Renewal Registration Fee for Registered Names

      Registry Operator may charge a maximum of US $6.00 per year for
renewal (or extension) of registration of each Registered Name (the "Renewal
Fee") in the Registry TLD.

      3. Fees for Transfers of Sponsorship of Domain-Name Registrations

      Registrars may assume sponsorship of a Registered Name holder's
existing domain name registration from another registrar by following the
policy set forth in Exhibit B to Appendix F to the Registry Agreement.

      For each transfer of the sponsorship of a domain-name registration
under Part A of Exhibit B, Registry Operator may charge the gaining
registrar a maximum fee equal to the renewal registration fee associated
with a one-year extension, as set forth in item 2 above. The losing
registrar's registration fees will not be refunded as a result of any such
transfer.

      For a transfer approved by ICANN under Part B of Exhibit B, Registry
Operator may charge the gaining registrar US$ 0 (for transfers of 50,000
names or fewer) or US$ 50,000 (for transfers of more than 50,000 names).




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