On 7/6/05, Lito Lampitoc <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I understand, but the cost of peso against dollar is too low, that's why
> we end up paying too much beyond our living standards. .ph domains
> became too restrictive for businesses, it's no longer for the masses.
> That is the problem with globalization. So can't dotph do something
> about it? like lowering their price to attract more subscribers?
>
IMHO, I believe the problem is no lower level domain registrars (i.e.
.com.ph, .org.ph, .net.ph, etc.) were created-- if these were created
in the first place, having the ccTLD cost that high would be
reasonable.
Currently, the .ph ccTLD (dotph) manages *everything* including those
registering under .com.ph, .net.ph, etc.
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