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You clearly don't understand basic concepts. What you are listing is what registrars are selling names for, not what they are buying them for. You said that some registrars are selling comnet names at cost, therefore to use your above example they should be paying a minimum of $5.99 for the names. So, as I asked once already, show me a registrar who pays $6.00, or $5.99. I am always amazed at the time people will take to type up and submit utter drivel. -g
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