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Auerbach Weighs in for gTLD Lotteries
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"If anything, fewer and fewer dupes are buying worthless domains."
This goes against the "economic theory" that for-profit entities invest in new products because there are people that will pay for these products...does it not? Or are all of the people that are currently buying "delete services" from registrars and all those soon to pay for WLS not "dupes" even though the value of these "market service needs" would mostly deteriorate with the addition of the new goods and servces?
"My apologies to all who have this extended exchange tedious."
and you are what, the self crowned DNS market place expert? "End of Pyramid Scheme discussion"...no one asked for you to comment and no one is asking you now....personally, I think you are still a little "mystified".
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