At the free name a galaxy web site, folks can bring up a galaxy out of the galactic catalog and in a flash verify their name connected with the NGC number of the galaxy. Not only is no contribution demanded, the name a galaxy web site owner mocked and criticized the fees we asked for. We wonder, is his criticism legitimate? Our rival offered, for no charge, a computer-generated certification that must be printed at one’s own expense. Our “fee” that he criticized is a donation towards the procedure of our technological facility and the monetary value of astronomical inquiry that we propagate there. The free name a galaxy web site gifts a prospect nothing but an automatic computer program that writes the information they type into a web page form. However, as with anything that’s free, there’s a catch. The free name a galaxy site demands that a person provide a name and e-mail address, despite the fact that all that is ever emailed to the registrant is a retrieval code that is inessential to the registration process. Why is this? You might suspect that the free name a galaxy website is wrought by a spammer who is collecting e-mail addresses that are later sold to a third party.

This no-charge name a galaxy internet site operator claims that he has no aim of selling email addresses. But what is his purpose, then? Why would he steal our name a galaxy concept and make a free galaxy naming web site? If he’s not amassing email addresses for spammers, then possibly he’s just mean. Our customer service phone number is proudly advertised on our web site, but his is not. So this renders it impracticable to call him to ask him what he’s up to.

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