I personally think you should charge one dollar per domain as the fee and keep it. Any legitimate domain purchaser will know how to spell the domain they want. A lot of what the tasters are looking for is the common misspellings.
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One Dollar is cheap
I agree make it one dollar, if I make a spelling error I would paid a dollar to fix it. My time doing it is worth more than that.
Doug
Houston TX