AGREEMENT

[NEU55@xxxxxxx]

Gentlemen
 
It has come to my attention that you are planning to adopt an agreement  with 
the registries of .info, .biz and .org that will allow those registries to  
selectively price domain registration fees.  It is apparent that this may  be 
in direct violation of the U.S. Constitution.  
 
I realize that you are an international body, but you were created by the  
U.S. Congress and subject to the jurisdiction of U.S. laws.  One of the  first 
10 Amendments to the U.S. Constitution (Bill of Rights) is that which  creates 
"Equal protection" and has been consistently enforced by U.S.  Courts.  By 
entering into an agreement with these registries to allow them  to selectively 
price individual domains, leaves you open and extremely  vulnerable to a law 
suit declaring the application of your actions to be  unconstitutional as 
denying 
"equal protection" to owners of domains and web  sites that may have been 
more successful or popular than others.
 
I therefore strongly urge you to reconsider this position or, in the  
alternative, get your attorneys to guaranty that you are not in violation of 
the  
Constitution, or they wilol defend you in multiple lawsuits on no cost.
 
Very truly yours,
 
Howard Neu, Esq.
LAW OFFICE OF HOWARD NEU, P.A.
1152 NORTH UNIVERSITY  DRIVE
PEMBROKE PINES, FL 33024
954-431-3990
FAX 954-431-5113
_howard@neulaw.com_ (mailto:howard@xxxxxxxxxx)