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pariah@iinet.net.au (Michael Malone) writes:

>On the basis of the original AIR. If this isn't the case, iiNet
>has twenty one competant paid staff, offices in two states, two fast
>links to the Internet, an existing functional invoicing system, and
>would be willing to take on the com.au registry process entirely at
>around $50 per year, with a guaranteed 7 day turn around and payment for
>existing domains to be phased in over the next eighteen months. (com.au
>only)

>Any objections?

$50 a year for taking over com.au registrations sounds rather cheap. Are
iiNet customers going to be subsidsing the 21 competent staff devoted
to supplying com.au registrations to the world? ($50 split by say 2000
for new domains nets you 3 cents a domain). 

Are you sure this the right empire building plan?

I'd also suggest that multiple Internet connections in multiple states
should be mandatory if you wish to pursue your plan.