No to Variable pricing

[No To Variable Price <theuncrazyone@xxxxxxxxx>]

The real driving desire behind this move seems to be:
      1. Greed and control
      2. Envy and monopoly
    
    Other than that, I can not believe anyone would come up with such 
rediculous idea!
  If you really can't stand the success of the people who are doing well  on 
the internet, go after their real services and products and not the  domain 
names. The second the services and products disappear, the  domain name is 
worth nothing. Don't understand what I said, try selling  one of the domains 
that relates to a company that offers shitty  services and/or has bad 
reputation and see how much money you will get  for that.
    
 Perhaps you might not grasp what I said. Here is  another example, how would 
you like to pay $50 for a package that you  send to a friend because the box 
looks like is worth $500. Nothing you  can do, however, because the box is 
worth that much selling at the  street market because of the Cannon Camera box.
    
 Don't  believe me? You can take Yahoo.com and in no time, Yahoo.com can regain 
 its popularity back by going to Zahoo.com and you and/or whoever owns  or 
stupid enough to pay $10 millions for the original domain name will  just file 
for chapter 7 if there is no special services and/or products  being offerred.
    
 For now, please don't make America more  hated because of our greed for we 
already have enough enemies, and  frankly, I don't see any justification to 
charging more the domain  names. If you are going to do that, do the same for 
the last name of  certain wealthy people, too, but I don't think that will go 
too well :)

                
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