Zero to 3800 Unique Visitors Per Day in 17 Days Organically!: "The website pulls RSS feeds from other hip hop music websites. During this time, there was a scandal that received a lot of notoriety and searches. You can see the Google Analytics screenshots to see the exact keywords they were searching to get to the website. Apparently, Google indexed Bred4Bread Music before the original source that had this information, so Google gave my website first priority in SERP rank placement. "
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Friday, November 25, 2011
Frequently Asked Questions | Webnames.ca
Frequently Asked Questions | Webnames.ca: "L certificate triggers high-security web browsers to display your organization's name in a green address bar, and to show the name of the Certificate Authority that issued it.
The Certificate Authority authenticates websites with an audited, rigorous methodology.
Online shoppers recognize the green address bar as an easy and reliable way to verify site identity and security. It provides an instant visual queue that your site is a trusted site and has met rigorous EV authentication standards. Higher trust leads to increased conversions and more business for you."
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The Certificate Authority authenticates websites with an audited, rigorous methodology.
Online shoppers recognize the green address bar as an easy and reliable way to verify site identity and security. It provides an instant visual queue that your site is a trusted site and has met rigorous EV authentication standards. Higher trust leads to increased conversions and more business for you."
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Frequently Asked Questions | Webnames.ca
Frequently Asked Questions | Webnames.ca: "In order for you to do this, the domain/common name in the CSR would need to be "*.mydomain.com". The asterisk is a place holder and enables you to secure different sub-domains that share the same base/second level domain name such as "mydomain.com" in our example. If you need to secure sub-domains on multiple servers, you will need to purchase separate wildcards for each server. Here is an example of sub-domains with the same second level domain:
o www.mydomain.com
o w1.mydomain.com
o secure.mydomain.com
o test.mydomain.com
o trash.mydomain.com
All of these have the same second level domain "mydomain.com" but different hostnames. One wildcard certificate of the form " *.mydomain.com " could serve all these web sites."
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o www.mydomain.com
o w1.mydomain.com
o secure.mydomain.com
o test.mydomain.com
o trash.mydomain.com
All of these have the same second level domain "mydomain.com" but different hostnames. One wildcard certificate of the form " *.mydomain.com " could serve all these web sites."
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Frequently Asked Questions | Webnames.ca
Frequently Asked Questions | Webnames.ca: "f SSL Certificate purchased will dictate the thoroughness in which the application details are verified. The more expensive Certificates undergo a stringent manually verification process prior to issuance. Each Type of Certificate includes a different Site Seal for inclusion on the applicable website. This Site Seal will reflect the validation process that was employed, thus providing site visitors additional assurance of the validity and security of the website itself."
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Frequently Asked Questions | Webnames.ca
Frequently Asked Questions | Webnames.ca: "Certificate Signing Request file which is generated on the physical web server that validates the server-specific information about the server and the organization which owns the applicable domain.
Typically, the following Organizational information is required in order to generate the CSR via the physical web server.
Organization name
Organizational unit
Common name*
Country code
State or province
City or locality"
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Typically, the following Organizational information is required in order to generate the CSR via the physical web server.
Organization name
Organizational unit
Common name*
Country code
State or province
City or locality"
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Frequently Asked Questions | Webnames.ca
Frequently Asked Questions | Webnames.ca: "Many websites, including those that utilize ecommerce or facilitate banking transactions use the protocol to transmit confidential user information, such as credit card numbers. By convention, URLs that require an SSL connection start with https: instead of http:
What is an SSL certificate?
SSL Certificates are created for a particular server and domain, and are issued by trusted, third-party Certificate Authority (CA) - comparable to your passport. As the Certification Authority, the SSL Certificate vendor authenticates the identity of the purchaser and verifies the business that owns the domain."
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What is an SSL certificate?
SSL Certificates are created for a particular server and domain, and are issued by trusted, third-party Certificate Authority (CA) - comparable to your passport. As the Certification Authority, the SSL Certificate vendor authenticates the identity of the purchaser and verifies the business that owns the domain."
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Frequently Asked Questions | Webnames.ca
Frequently Asked Questions | Webnames.ca: "Why should I secure a .CN name?
International corporations, whether they want to pursue business in China or not, should protect their established brand name or corporate identity.
For individuals and businesses, establishing an online presence in China early allows you to tap into a potential customer base of over 1.2 billion people. China ranks 2nd in the world in Internet population with over 56 million users and is expected to surpass the US by 2004. .CN is an extremely low cost and efficient method of reaching the enormous and potentially lucrative Chinese marketplace.
"
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International corporations, whether they want to pursue business in China or not, should protect their established brand name or corporate identity.
For individuals and businesses, establishing an online presence in China early allows you to tap into a potential customer base of over 1.2 billion people. China ranks 2nd in the world in Internet population with over 56 million users and is expected to surpass the US by 2004. .CN is an extremely low cost and efficient method of reaching the enormous and potentially lucrative Chinese marketplace.
"
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Summary of Domain Rules & Regulations | Webnames.ca
Summary of Domain Rules & Regulations | Webnames.ca: ".CO Rules
There are no special requirements to register .CO domain names. .CO domains may be registered for one (1) to five (5) years. Renewals are from one (1) to five (5) years.
.CO is a global and uniquely recognisable domain available to the general public. .CO is understood to mean “company”, “corporation”, “commerce,” "content," among others.
Acceptable Characters for .CO Domain Names
Acceptable characters
Two(2) to sixty-three (63) characters
Letters a through z (non-case sensitive)
numbers 0 through 9
Hyphens (but cannot start or end your domain name or take the third and fourth position, eg. “ab--cd.co” ).
Non-acceptable characters"
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There are no special requirements to register .CO domain names. .CO domains may be registered for one (1) to five (5) years. Renewals are from one (1) to five (5) years.
.CO is a global and uniquely recognisable domain available to the general public. .CO is understood to mean “company”, “corporation”, “commerce,” "content," among others.
Acceptable Characters for .CO Domain Names
Acceptable characters
Two(2) to sixty-three (63) characters
Letters a through z (non-case sensitive)
numbers 0 through 9
Hyphens (but cannot start or end your domain name or take the third and fourth position, eg. “ab--cd.co” ).
Non-acceptable characters"
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Summary of Domain Rules & Regulations | Webnames.ca
Summary of Domain Rules & Regulations | Webnames.ca: "mobi websites must comply with rules set out by the dotMobi registry:
Domains that operate a site at www.example.mobi must also implement a site at example.mobi
Requests for URIs consisting only of "example.mobi" or "www.example.mobi" must result in a response that is encoded in a format the device supports or valid XHTML-Mobile Profile 1.0 or later released version [XHTMLMP], where "example" stands for any domain name
Do not use frames (standard or inline) unless the target client is known to support them"
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Domains that operate a site at www.example.mobi must also implement a site at example.mobi
Requests for URIs consisting only of "example.mobi" or "www.example.mobi" must result in a response that is encoded in a format the device supports or valid XHTML-Mobile Profile 1.0 or later released version [XHTMLMP], where "example" stands for any domain name
Do not use frames (standard or inline) unless the target client is known to support them"
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Thursday, November 24, 2011
NameJet
NameJet: "CheapOnlineBusiness.com
(View UpperCase)
You do not have this domain on backorder.
Backorder Details:
Current Bid: $0
Backorder By: Nov. 24, 2011 8:00 PM
Type: Pre-Release
Your Bid: $0
Bid History: 0 bids"
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(View UpperCase)
You do not have this domain on backorder.
Backorder Details:
Current Bid: $0
Backorder By: Nov. 24, 2011 8:00 PM
Type: Pre-Release
Your Bid: $0
Bid History: 0 bids"
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NameJet
NameJet: "EditMyPicture.com
(View UpperCase)
You do not have this domain on backorder.
Backorder Details:
Current Bid: $69
Backorder By: Nov. 26, 2011 8:00 PM
Type: Pre-Release
Your Bid: $0
Bid History: 3 bids
Ready to Bid?
"
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(View UpperCase)
You do not have this domain on backorder.
Backorder Details:
Current Bid: $69
Backorder By: Nov. 26, 2011 8:00 PM
Type: Pre-Release
Your Bid: $0
Bid History: 3 bids
Ready to Bid?
"
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NameJet
NameJet: "EditMyPicture.com
(View UpperCase)
You do not have this domain on backorder.
Backorder Details:
Current Bid: $69
Backorder By: Nov. 26, 2011 8:00 PM
Type: Pre-Release
Your Bid: $0
Bid History: 3 bids
Ready to Bid?
"
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(View UpperCase)
You do not have this domain on backorder.
Backorder Details:
Current Bid: $69
Backorder By: Nov. 26, 2011 8:00 PM
Type: Pre-Release
Your Bid: $0
Bid History: 3 bids
Ready to Bid?
"
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Life in a Web 3.0 World - Domain Investing | Learn Startups | Venture Capital
Life in a Web 3.0 World - Domain Investing | Learn Startups | Venture Capital: "troduction
Article #1: Step-By-Step Through My Latest End-User Sale
Black Friday Deal #1: Private Until Friday
Article #2: Step-By-Step Through My Standard Site Build-Out Process
Black Friday Deal #2: Private Until Friday
Article #3: My Spreadsheet For Managing Income-Generating Domains
Black Friday Deal #3: Private Until Friday"
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Article #1: Step-By-Step Through My Latest End-User Sale
Black Friday Deal #1: Private Until Friday
Article #2: Step-By-Step Through My Standard Site Build-Out Process
Black Friday Deal #2: Private Until Friday
Article #3: My Spreadsheet For Managing Income-Generating Domains
Black Friday Deal #3: Private Until Friday"
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Godaddy Domain Auction – My Selection Of PageRank Domains 48 | Domain names, news and opinions
Godaddy Domain Auction – My Selection Of PageRank Domains 48 | Domain names, news and opinions: "onlinecarsinfo.com 1 $110.00 8H,18M Bid now
doornumberthreefilms.com 5 $105.00 7H,46M Bid now
cafenicholas.com 0 $105.00 7H,54M Bid now
seojoomlacms.com 4 $95.00 6H,22M Bid now
lordofthedance3d.com 4 $80.00 8H,19M Bid now
ageofentanglement.com 4 $77.00 8H,50M Bid now
"
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doornumberthreefilms.com 5 $105.00 7H,46M Bid now
cafenicholas.com 0 $105.00 7H,54M Bid now
seojoomlacms.com 4 $95.00 6H,22M Bid now
lordofthedance3d.com 4 $80.00 8H,19M Bid now
ageofentanglement.com 4 $77.00 8H,50M Bid now
"
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NameJet
NameJet: "Pre-Release Details
MostActiveStocks.com
(View UpperCase)
You do not have this domain on backorder.
Backorder Details:
Current Bid: $299
Backorder By: Nov. 25, 2011 8:00 PM
Type: Pre-Release
Your Bid: $0
Bid History: 4 bids"
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MostActiveStocks.com
(View UpperCase)
You do not have this domain on backorder.
Backorder Details:
Current Bid: $299
Backorder By: Nov. 25, 2011 8:00 PM
Type: Pre-Release
Your Bid: $0
Bid History: 4 bids"
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Available Domain Names | Available Domain Names
Available Domain Names | Available Domain Names: "ConcreteTub.com
ConeflowerSeeds.com
ConvertorBox.com
CopperCanyonRealEstate.com
CopperRiverFishing.com
CordlessHairIron.com
CurrentMarketConditions.com
DairyRanch.com
EatLemons.com
EmergencyCoverage.net
ExpressPrice.net
ExtremeArms.com
FelineHouses.com
FindInnerHappiness.com
FrenchCoffeeTable.com"
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ConeflowerSeeds.com
ConvertorBox.com
CopperCanyonRealEstate.com
CopperRiverFishing.com
CordlessHairIron.com
CurrentMarketConditions.com
DairyRanch.com
EatLemons.com
EmergencyCoverage.net
ExpressPrice.net
ExtremeArms.com
FelineHouses.com
FindInnerHappiness.com
FrenchCoffeeTable.com"
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Check Out Who Owns Presidential Candidate Domain Names | Elliot's Blog
Check Out Who Owns Presidential Candidate Domain Names | Elliot's Blog: "MittRomney.com
- Now: Domains by Proxy (Used by Romney campaign)
- 2006: Romney Committee
HermanCain.com
- Now: Domains by Proxy (Used by Cain campaign)
- 2006: Company called ” T.H.E.” from Nebraska
RonPaul.com
- Now: Whois Privacy Services Pty Ltd (Ron Paul “Fan Site”)
- 2006: Pop Art LLC
NewtGingrich.com
- Now: POBox.org
- 2006: Gingrich Communications
RickPerry.com
- Now: Whois Privacy Services Pty Ltd
- 2006: CampaignWeb"
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- Now: Domains by Proxy (Used by Romney campaign)
- 2006: Romney Committee
HermanCain.com
- Now: Domains by Proxy (Used by Cain campaign)
- 2006: Company called ” T.H.E.” from Nebraska
RonPaul.com
- Now: Whois Privacy Services Pty Ltd (Ron Paul “Fan Site”)
- 2006: Pop Art LLC
NewtGingrich.com
- Now: POBox.org
- 2006: Gingrich Communications
RickPerry.com
- Now: Whois Privacy Services Pty Ltd
- 2006: CampaignWeb"
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140 Noteworthy NameJet.com Pre-Release Domain Auctions | Available Domain Names
140 Noteworthy NameJet.com Pre-Release Domain Auctions | Available Domain Names: "TooYoung.com
MiamiBeachArea.com
VideoFileSearch.com
UseOrLose.com
RainOrShine.com
SpecialtyGrocery.com
WeddingCarRentals.com
DailyTopTen.com
LicensedPhysicalTherapists.com
FamilyHealthRecord.com
CustomComputerCables.com
EditMyPicture.com
GlobalHealthInitiatives.com
Toothy.com
ChemicalPhysics.com
SimpleGame.com
NationOfWomen.com
NursingHomeIndustry.com
SingleServe.com
OfficePersonnel.com
UniversalLanguage.com
LocalNative.com
BiographicalFiction.com
BicyclingClothing.com"
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MiamiBeachArea.com
VideoFileSearch.com
UseOrLose.com
RainOrShine.com
SpecialtyGrocery.com
WeddingCarRentals.com
DailyTopTen.com
LicensedPhysicalTherapists.com
FamilyHealthRecord.com
CustomComputerCables.com
EditMyPicture.com
GlobalHealthInitiatives.com
Toothy.com
ChemicalPhysics.com
SimpleGame.com
NationOfWomen.com
NursingHomeIndustry.com
SingleServe.com
OfficePersonnel.com
UniversalLanguage.com
LocalNative.com
BiographicalFiction.com
BicyclingClothing.com"
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140 Noteworthy NameJet.com Pre-Release Domain Auctions | Available Domain Names
140 Noteworthy NameJet.com Pre-Release Domain Auctions | Available Domain Names: "CheapOnlineBusiness.com
TooYoung.com
MiamiBeachArea.com
VideoFileSearch.com
UseOrLose.com
RainOrShine.com
SpecialtyGrocery.com
WeddingCarRentals.com
DailyTopTen.com
LicensedPhysicalTherapists.com
FamilyHealthRecord.com
CustomComputerCables.com
EditMyPicture.com
GlobalHealthInitiatives.com
Toothy.com
ChemicalPhysics.com
SimpleGame.com
NationOfWomen.com
NursingHomeIndustry.com
SingleServe.com
OfficePersonnel.com"
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TooYoung.com
MiamiBeachArea.com
VideoFileSearch.com
UseOrLose.com
RainOrShine.com
SpecialtyGrocery.com
WeddingCarRentals.com
DailyTopTen.com
LicensedPhysicalTherapists.com
FamilyHealthRecord.com
CustomComputerCables.com
EditMyPicture.com
GlobalHealthInitiatives.com
Toothy.com
ChemicalPhysics.com
SimpleGame.com
NationOfWomen.com
NursingHomeIndustry.com
SingleServe.com
OfficePersonnel.com"
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French tech conference LeWeb loses challenge for LeWeb.com domain name - Domain Name Wire
French tech conference LeWeb loses challenge for LeWeb.com domain name - Domain Name Wire: "many of its attendees reported confusion when they visited LeWeb.com by mistake. This is no surprise — typing .com instead of any other top level domain name is a common mistake.
The World Intellectual Property Organization panel denied the conference’s complaint, observing that LeWeb.com was registered well before the conference was founded. This would explain why it registered the .net version instead.
Another interesting note: LeWeb’s complaint says it has French trademarks for leweb2 leweb2.com leweb2.fr and leweb3 leweb3.com."
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The World Intellectual Property Organization panel denied the conference’s complaint, observing that LeWeb.com was registered well before the conference was founded. This would explain why it registered the .net version instead.
Another interesting note: LeWeb’s complaint says it has French trademarks for leweb2 leweb2.com leweb2.fr and leweb3 leweb3.com."
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Which registrars catch domains and who for?
Which registrars catch domains and who for?: " Snapnames Preferred Partner
dotster.com - Namewinner
namesdirect.com - Namewinner
newdentity.com - Namewinner
namezero.com - Namewinner
namefull.com - Namewinner
fm-net.ne.jp - Namewinner
stargateinc.com - Namewinner
shop4domain.com - Namewinner
personalnames.com - Namewinner
edge.jp - livedoor.com - NameWinner
idregister.com - NameWinner
webnic.cc - Namewinner
000domains.com - Namewinner
Communigal.net - Sitename.com
Galcomm.com - Namewinner
galcomm.info - Namewinner ?
register.it - Namewinner
fireman.org - Namewinner"
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dotster.com - Namewinner
namesdirect.com - Namewinner
newdentity.com - Namewinner
namezero.com - Namewinner
namefull.com - Namewinner
fm-net.ne.jp - Namewinner
stargateinc.com - Namewinner
shop4domain.com - Namewinner
personalnames.com - Namewinner
edge.jp - livedoor.com - NameWinner
idregister.com - NameWinner
webnic.cc - Namewinner
000domains.com - Namewinner
Communigal.net - Sitename.com
Galcomm.com - Namewinner
galcomm.info - Namewinner ?
register.it - Namewinner
fireman.org - Namewinner"
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Which registrars catch domains and who for?
Which registrars catch domains and who for?: "Public Drop catchers:
networksolutions.com - Snapnames*
register.com - Snapnames*
BulkRegister.com - Snapnames*
moniker.com - Snapnames*
domainsite.com - Snapnames*
name.com - name.net/drop/ - Snapnames*
name.net - name.net/drop/ - Snapnames*
itsyourdomain.com - Snapnames*
directi.com - Snapnames*
mysticblizzard.com (directi) - Snapnames*
bluefractal.com (directi) - Snapnames*
atomicgiant.com (directi) - Snapnames*"
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networksolutions.com - Snapnames*
register.com - Snapnames*
BulkRegister.com - Snapnames*
moniker.com - Snapnames*
domainsite.com - Snapnames*
name.com - name.net/drop/ - Snapnames*
name.net - name.net/drop/ - Snapnames*
itsyourdomain.com - Snapnames*
directi.com - Snapnames*
mysticblizzard.com (directi) - Snapnames*
bluefractal.com (directi) - Snapnames*
atomicgiant.com (directi) - Snapnames*"
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Create an expired domains drop catching tool in microsoft office! @ The Domain Afterlife – Drop Catching & Domain Sales
Create an expired domains drop catching tool in microsoft office! @ The Domain Afterlife – Drop Catching & Domain Sales: "Note The Ribbon is part of the Microsoft Office Fluent user interface
On the Developer tab, click the Visual Basic button – by default on the left side of the office 2007 ribbon.
Once Visual Basic loads, you’re ready to rock & roll! One of the first things you’ll need to do is make a “User Form” for your drop catcher.
Let’s start off by making a really simple one:"
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On the Developer tab, click the Visual Basic button – by default on the left side of the office 2007 ribbon.
Once Visual Basic loads, you’re ready to rock & roll! One of the first things you’ll need to do is make a “User Form” for your drop catcher.
Let’s start off by making a really simple one:"
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My “how to guide” on drop catching expired domains @ The Domain Afterlife – Drop Catching & Domain Sales
My “how to guide” on drop catching expired domains @ The Domain Afterlife – Drop Catching & Domain Sales: "success trying to hand reg domains – but will get beaten because others are a wee bit faster than you. You’ll also find yourself spending a good amount of time researching & trying to drop catch, but maybe at the wrong time.
Stage 3
After burning myself out manually refreshing checkout pages at various registry’s using laptops & desktop computers, I decided to macro my drop catching. A macro is a script. Every computer has macros pre built into the operating system & products like microsoft office have help tutorials. You can see my tutorial on making drop catching software here."
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Stage 3
After burning myself out manually refreshing checkout pages at various registry’s using laptops & desktop computers, I decided to macro my drop catching. A macro is a script. Every computer has macros pre built into the operating system & products like microsoft office have help tutorials. You can see my tutorial on making drop catching software here."
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My “how to guide” on drop catching expired domains @ The Domain Afterlife – Drop Catching & Domain Sales
My “how to guide” on drop catching expired domains @ The Domain Afterlife – Drop Catching & Domain Sales: "Dynadot - Has an API system & the manual checkout pages seem to catch some drops.
Onlinenic – Has an API system & the manual checkout pages DO NOT catch some drops for drop catchers. It’s too slow. The API is faster
Directi – As per their TOS, drop catching is not allowed
Name.com - Is working on an API & the checkout pages catch some drops.
ENOM – Is selfish & has recently blocked API access for drop catching .com & net during drop time."
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Onlinenic – Has an API system & the manual checkout pages DO NOT catch some drops for drop catchers. It’s too slow. The API is faster
Directi – As per their TOS, drop catching is not allowed
Name.com - Is working on an API & the checkout pages catch some drops.
ENOM – Is selfish & has recently blocked API access for drop catching .com & net during drop time."
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My “how to guide” on drop catching expired domains @ The Domain Afterlife – Drop Catching & Domain Sales
My “how to guide” on drop catching expired domains @ The Domain Afterlife – Drop Catching & Domain Sales: "drop catching, drop catcher is a term to label the art of catching an expired domain down to the millisecond. It really is milliseconds for the valuable drops. I’ll assume that you already know how to calculate when a domain will drop & become available for purchase at any registrar. If you need a source for lists, I recommend estibot or dnmeter.com.
This guide covers my methods & how I perceive the entire system works. It’s how I understand it & what it does for me."
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This guide covers my methods & how I perceive the entire system works. It’s how I understand it & what it does for me."
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How to Catch an Expiring Domain Name—Case Study & Tutorial—Review of Domain Catchers
How to Catch an Expiring Domain Name—Case Study & Tutorial—Review of Domain Catchers: "Domain Catching Services
I read up on services that attempt to "catch" domain names for you at the very instant the Registrar drops them. Nowadays, for valuable domain names, individuals stand no chance of registering an expiring domain by themselves, because "name-catching" services try to time the "drop" to the fraction of a second. Using multiple servers, they bombard the registry with registration requests. If you want to be sure to get an expiring domain, you probably need to use one of these services.
But there is a catch. If you "book" a domain with two of the top three players (Enom and Pool.com), they do not simply buy it for you. Once they have secured the name, they put it on auction. In the case of Pool.com, it's a multi-stage auction system that ensures you will buy the name for the absolute highest price you are willing to pay. "
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I read up on services that attempt to "catch" domain names for you at the very instant the Registrar drops them. Nowadays, for valuable domain names, individuals stand no chance of registering an expiring domain by themselves, because "name-catching" services try to time the "drop" to the fraction of a second. Using multiple servers, they bombard the registry with registration requests. If you want to be sure to get an expiring domain, you probably need to use one of these services.
But there is a catch. If you "book" a domain with two of the top three players (Enom and Pool.com), they do not simply buy it for you. Once they have secured the name, they put it on auction. In the case of Pool.com, it's a multi-stage auction system that ensures you will buy the name for the absolute highest price you are willing to pay. "
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Domain tasting - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Domain tasting - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: "including that the exemption on transaction costs (US$ 0.20) during the five-day grace period be abandoned, which would effectively make the practice of domain tasting not viable.[1] The ICANN operating plan and budget for Fiscal Year 2009 included a section intended to deal with the problem of Domain tasting. The transaction fee of $0.20 will be applied to domains deleted in the Add Grace Period where the number of such domains exceeds 10% of the net new registrations or 50 domains, whichever is greater."
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Domain tasting - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Domain tasting - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: ""successes" and retained in a registrant's portfolio often represent domains that were previously used and have since expired, misspellings of other popular sites, or generic terms that may receive type-in traffic. These domains are usually still active in search engines and other hyperlinks and therefore receive enough traffic such that advertising revenue exceeds the cost of the registration. The registrant may also derive revenue from eventual sale of the domain, at a premium, to a third party or the previous owner."
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What .au registrars let you taste and how much is it? - DN Trade
What .au registrars let you taste and how much is it? - DN Trade: "llowed customers to taste large volumes of domains. However most stopped the practice because the liability of not deleting the domains correctly was huge.
Probably best illustrated by way of example:
So, you decide to taste say 1000 domain names. The moment these domains are registered the registry (AusRegistry) debits the full amount of $19,250 ($19.25 x 1000) from the registrar's account. Therefore the registrar must have these funds in the AusRegistry bank account, otherwise it will be blocked from registering and renewing any domains at all - not forgetting they have other traditional customers to service"
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Probably best illustrated by way of example:
So, you decide to taste say 1000 domain names. The moment these domains are registered the registry (AusRegistry) debits the full amount of $19,250 ($19.25 x 1000) from the registrar's account. Therefore the registrar must have these funds in the AusRegistry bank account, otherwise it will be blocked from registering and renewing any domains at all - not forgetting they have other traditional customers to service"
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Domains On Fire Finds Available Domains with Google Rankings - Domain Name Wire
Domains On Fire Finds Available Domains with Google Rankings - Domain Name Wire: "On second thought I took a quick look at my domain holdings and noticed that Estibot appraisals were down by about to where my portfolio value was dropped to maybe about 25-30% of what the previous “low values” had been. A classic reaction of “over-reacting” to a new technology and marketing plan.
There is just no way that domains can plunge so quickly from "
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There is just no way that domains can plunge so quickly from "
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How Did BFAds.net and TheBlackFriday.com Steal All The Black Friday Traffic? | Morgan Linton
How Did BFAds.net and TheBlackFriday.com Steal All The Black Friday Traffic? | Morgan Linton: "As you can see the site has a total of 7,991 links coming in from 755 different link domains. These include mega-links like one from USA Today and Technorati. This is a heavy amount of links as they are well targeted around their keywords giving them the best backlink profile in the space, and that’s why they are #1. While an exact-match domain could have probably helped them get to #1 without having to get so many links, they have well-secured this spot.
Now let’s take a look at TheBlackFriday.com, take a look at their link profile:"
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Now let’s take a look at TheBlackFriday.com, take a look at their link profile:"
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How Did BFAds.net and TheBlackFriday.com Steal All The Black Friday Traffic? | Morgan Linton
How Did BFAds.net and TheBlackFriday.com Steal All The Black Friday Traffic? | Morgan Linton: "Yesterday I wrote a post about how the first page of Google for searches related to Black Friday is dominated by exact-match domains. One of my readers commenting on the post asked a great question, what kind of SEO did the top sites do to claim their golden spot in Google? While BlackFriday.com is definitely the category-killer domain, BFAds.net and TheBlackFriday.com have stolen the Black Friday traffic! If you don’t think so just take a look at the latest data from Compete:"
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Wednesday, November 23, 2011
IP Daily.Biz: Social Tropism: Social Ad Cloud: ChaiDomains A Venture in the Making!: DNJournal.com Year to Date Domain Sales Charts
IP Daily.Biz: Social Tropism: Social Ad Cloud: ChaiDomains A Venture in the Making!: DNJournal.com Year to Date Domain Sales Charts: "Social Tropism: Social Ad Cloud: ChaiDomains A Venture in the Making!: DNJournal.com Year to Date Domain Sales Charts: "Social Ad Cloud: ChaiDomains A Venture in the Making!: DNJournal.com Year to Date Domain Sales Charts: "ChaiDomains A Venture in the Making!: DNJournal.com Year to Date Domain Sales Charts: "Year-To-Date Top 100 Domain Sales Chart this week with two of those soaring into the top ten. VU.com led the charge, grabbing a share of the #4 position after changing hands for $700,000 in a private transaction (more about that deal can be found in our latest weekly domain sales report).
In another blockbuster, Meet.me was sold for $450,000 in 2011's 10th biggest sale to date. That country code domain was acquired by the owners of MeetMe.com. A third six-figure sale (another ccTLD) also came on board at #47 (tie). That is Local.ly at an even $100,000."
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In another blockbuster, Meet.me was sold for $450,000 in 2011's 10th biggest sale to date. That country code domain was acquired by the owners of MeetMe.com. A third six-figure sale (another ccTLD) also came on board at #47 (tie). That is Local.ly at an even $100,000."
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Don’t Shoot Ducks Blind Folded
Don’t Shoot Ducks Blind Folded: " The website is SuperoxideDismutase.net, which is a health dietary supplement with 33,100 monthly broad searches and 8,100 monthly exact searches. I believe the domain name was purchased in a drop. After I had the website developed, Google thought it was a German website—this had an adverse effect on the search rankings, if you are curious why th"
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Don’t Shoot Ducks Blind Folded
Don’t Shoot Ducks Blind Folded: "I adore animals and would never do anything to hurt them. I had a conversation with a domainer recently who have been developing his domain portfolio and as I recalled, a segment of the conversation went something like this:
Me: Are you making money off your domain names?
Him: No, I am losing money actually.
Me: Are you currently getting traffic to your websites?
Him: Yeah, but most of my websites get only a few visitors a day – ten tops. Nobody clicks on my ads or buys anything."
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Me: Are you making money off your domain names?
Him: No, I am losing money actually.
Me: Are you currently getting traffic to your websites?
Him: Yeah, but most of my websites get only a few visitors a day – ten tops. Nobody clicks on my ads or buys anything."
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WHOIS Data and Tools for Your Applications | DomainTools API
WHOIS Data and Tools for Your Applications | DomainTools API: "Get Started Today
You can be up and running today in three easy steps:
Review our API documentation to learn what data is available and how to access it
Explore the interface and sample the result formats with fully-functional sample queries that don't require you to have an API account
Select the API products you want and get API access as soon as you're ready"
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You can be up and running today in three easy steps:
Review our API documentation to learn what data is available and how to access it
Explore the interface and sample the result formats with fully-functional sample queries that don't require you to have an API account
Select the API products you want and get API access as soon as you're ready"
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reddit: the front page of the internet
reddit: the front page of the internet: "Just a LEGO Version of Freddie Mercury (imgur.com)
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Surprise! Microsoft quietly opposes SOPA copyright bill (news.cnet.com)
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How To Get Started As A Domainer
How To Get Started As A Domainer: " already have your own well-converting highly monetized website within the same niche as your domain, instead of optimizing your landing pages, it may be more profitable for you to simply redirect your parked domains to that website. The key consideration when making this decision is simple, can I make more money by optimizing or redirecting? By electing the more immediately profitable option, you ensure that the maximum amount of your domaining overhead costs are offset, which may ultimately enable you to hold out for the right buyer longer than you might otherwise be willing to."
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How To Get Started As A Domainer
How To Get Started As A Domainer: " loves to use forums to exchange information and to connect with people who have similar interests, and as a result many new domainers buy up “forum” domains. But if you’ll notice, very few people are getting rich managing forums, and even fewer are making money holding on to forum domains. Popular forums can generate tons of traffic, but domains with “forum” in the name are worthless without the actual site"
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How To Get Started As A Domainer
How To Get Started As A Domainer: "own domains that aren’t receiving a lot of type-in traffic, you may want to try to increase their value by getting them indexed into the search engines so that the eventual purchaser will find it easier to get the site to rank for relavent search engine results. The easiest way to do that is to place a link with relavent anchor text to the domain on one of your own related websites. In addition to getting the domain indexed, this is also a way to advertise the domain to interested buyers. Linking to your domain is generally allowable by most parking sites, but you may want to check with yours just to make sure."
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How To Get Started As A Domainer
How To Get Started As A Domainer: "egister a domain, many registrars offer a few day grace period during which you can rethink your purchase and still get a full refund. Domain tasting, is the ethically questionable, but legal, act of utilizing this loophole by parking a domain, testing the amount of type-in traffic, then cancelling it before the grace period expires. Most registrars are starting to recognize these loopholes and are quickly cracking down on this unscrupulous practice, but with those registrars that haven’t yet barred the practice, this can be a very good way of minimizing the risk of a purchase."
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How To Get Started As A Domainer
How To Get Started As A Domainer: "Don’t fall in love with a domain name.
Plain and simple, your goal in domaining is to make a consistent profit. One of the biggest mistakes new domainers make is holding on to a domain just because they like the name, or personally feel its worth more than the market will bear. If a domain doesn’t sell and you can’t monetize it to at least cover its costs, the domain is just dead weight. A name may sound unique or potentially popular, but you have to face the possibility that it may not have a market value beyond what you paid for it. Ridiculous domain names (the very sort new domainers tend to get attached to) can be lucrative, but the buzz may not last long enough for you to hold out for more money after a decent bid c"
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Plain and simple, your goal in domaining is to make a consistent profit. One of the biggest mistakes new domainers make is holding on to a domain just because they like the name, or personally feel its worth more than the market will bear. If a domain doesn’t sell and you can’t monetize it to at least cover its costs, the domain is just dead weight. A name may sound unique or potentially popular, but you have to face the possibility that it may not have a market value beyond what you paid for it. Ridiculous domain names (the very sort new domainers tend to get attached to) can be lucrative, but the buzz may not last long enough for you to hold out for more money after a decent bid c"
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How To Get Started As A Domainer
How To Get Started As A Domainer: "Bootstrap and reinvest.
Bootstrapping isn’t so much a single fundraising technique, as it is a ‘do it yourself’ mindset of leveraging what you earn back into growing your business. Entrepreneurs engaged in bootstrapping take very little of the company profits out of their business early on, and instead use those funds in lieu of a formal bank loan or venture capital. If you are anxious to quickly expand your domaining portfolio and can afford to live without the immediate profits, consider leaving all or most of your profits in the business to leverage new purchases."
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Bootstrapping isn’t so much a single fundraising technique, as it is a ‘do it yourself’ mindset of leveraging what you earn back into growing your business. Entrepreneurs engaged in bootstrapping take very little of the company profits out of their business early on, and instead use those funds in lieu of a formal bank loan or venture capital. If you are anxious to quickly expand your domaining portfolio and can afford to live without the immediate profits, consider leaving all or most of your profits in the business to leverage new purchases."
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How To Get Started As A Domainer
How To Get Started As A Domainer: "
dnScoop provides a variety of information about a domain, including whois, traffic, domain history and popularity, appraisal, pagerank check, inbound links and more.
DigitalPoint is a set of webmaster tools geared more for websites and SEO’s, but which also provides some helpful tools such as a keyword recommendation tool which can help you come up with new domain ideas and word combinations."
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dnScoop provides a variety of information about a domain, including whois, traffic, domain history and popularity, appraisal, pagerank check, inbound links and more.
DigitalPoint is a set of webmaster tools geared more for websites and SEO’s, but which also provides some helpful tools such as a keyword recommendation tool which can help you come up with new domain ideas and word combinations."
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How To Get Started As A Domainer
How To Get Started As A Domainer: "But getting from those thousand to identifying the few specific domains you want to purchase can often be accomplished only through brute force. By “brute force” we refer to the most common domaining technique, which involves the use of a compilation of different manual research tools to identify the most lucrative domains. Each tool listed in this category simply helps to facilitate the process of manually going through and examining each potential domain on an individual basis (thus the “brute force” moniker"
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How To Get Started As A Domainer
How To Get Started As A Domainer: "trendwatching is to pick two or three niches that you feel comfortable with and which are reasonably lucrative, then add eight to ten blogs within that niche to your RSS feed. Bloglines, Newsgator, and Google Reader are all free web-based feed readers, just in case you are unfamiliar with RSS. If you’re in a competitive niche, time is of the essence, so regularly check your feed for information on rising stars, new technologies, burgeoning trends or hot products, and once you hear of the trend, pounce on it immediately by buying up some relevant domains."
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How To Get Started As A Domainer
How To Get Started As A Domainer: ". Trendwatching is simply the practice of anticipating popular domains before they become popular. The keys to successful trendwatching are good sources and creativity. One of the biggest mistakes novice domainers make, is attempting to trendwatch a very diverse group of industries, rather than focusing on a few and becoming an expert in those areas. The best way to start trendwatching is to pick two or three niches that you feel comfortable with and which are reasonably lucrative, then add eight to ten blogs within that niche to your RSS feed."
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How To Get Started As A Domainer
How To Get Started As A Domainer: "search criteria and conduct the searches. While there are a number of domain research tools available for purchase, many top domainers use a customized version. No matter which volume buying tool you’re using, however, they all work in roughly the same way by allowing you to search WHOIS servers and filter results by keywords, Overture price ranges, search engine results, etc. So, for example, you could filter your potential domains by those that have a minimum of 1000 keyword searches per month and which yielded more than a top bid of $1.00 on Overtur"
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How To Get Started As A Domainer
How To Get Started As A Domainer: "trademark typo domain loophole has closed, a very legitimate and ethical domaining technique is pursuing keyword typo domains. Keyword typo domains (e.g., Mortgeges.com) can bring in a good deal of type-in traffic and are often significantly undervalued. While normally these aren’t the type of domains that someone would want to build a high-value company around (though typo domain Voyuer.com went for $112,000 in 2005), smaller individual webmasters are always in the market for targeted type-in traffic, so these sites are often in high demand among small-time domain purchasers."
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How To Get Started As A Domainer
How To Get Started As A Domainer: "original domainer buying strategies was to hunt for any trademarked names that hadn’t yet been purchased, and failing that, to purchase typos of those domains. These trademark typo domains often yielded a lot of type-in traffic, and because e-commerce law hadn’t yet developed to its current state, companies would often buy out these domainers at very inflated prices. But if you’re thinking about getting into trademark typo domaining, the ship has sailed."
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How To Get Started As A Domainer
How To Get Started As A Domainer: "domainer is someone who earns a profit buying and selling domain names. The philosophy is similar to the stock market: buy low and sell high. Here are 28 tips, tools, techniques and financing options to get you started on your way to successful domaining.
Domain Buying Strategies
Domaining is a lot like stock investing, the very best in the field have moved beyond basic strategies and have developed their own specific formulas for success. But just as with stocks, to obtain the skills necessary to reach that advanced stage, beginners must first understand the fundamentals of strategic domain buying."
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Domain Buying Strategies
Domaining is a lot like stock investing, the very best in the field have moved beyond basic strategies and have developed their own specific formulas for success. But just as with stocks, to obtain the skills necessary to reach that advanced stage, beginners must first understand the fundamentals of strategic domain buying."
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How To Get Started As A Domainer
How To Get Started As A Domainer: "$10,000 per day sound to you? Webmaster and marketing extraordinaire Marcus Frind reportedly pulls in $10,000 per day in Google AdSense from his dating website PlentyofFish.com. But that’s chump change compared to the $100,000 per day that domainer Yun Ye was pulling in before he sold his domain portfolio for about $164M in 2004 and subsequently disappeared under the radar.
When it comes to making a buck on the internet it seems that everyone has a solution, although few of them seem to work."
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When it comes to making a buck on the internet it seems that everyone has a solution, although few of them seem to work."
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Domain name speculation - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Domain name speculation - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: "sometimes known as domainers, also register domain names based on seemingly generic phrases such as propertyforsale in the hope that these domain names could be sold later to businesses. Typically, domain name speculators will try to stay away from domain names containing trademarks as this could be considered cybersquatting.
Some country code TLDs or sponsored TLDs will have what is referred to as an eligibility or nexus requirement[14][15][16][17] to limit registration to specific geographical"
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Some country code TLDs or sponsored TLDs will have what is referred to as an eligibility or nexus requirement[14][15][16][17] to limit registration to specific geographical"
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Domain name speculation - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Domain name speculation - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: "Domain speculation occurs in other TLDs as well, such as NET and to a lesser extent in ORG, INFO, and BIZ. Of the gTLDs, INFO is the most popular by registration volume compared to BIZ gTLD due to the low cost of initial registration and the recognisability of 'info' as being an abbreviation of 'information'.[3][4]
Domain name speculation also occurs in country code top-level domains (ccTLDs) such as .uk, .de and .us.[5][6] "
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Domain name speculation also occurs in country code top-level domains (ccTLDs) such as .uk, .de and .us.[5][6] "
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Kevin Ham, the $300 million master of Web domains - June 1, 2007
Kevin Ham, the $300 million master of Web domains - June 1, 2007: "clubby world of domainers, he's a mystery man. Until now Ham has never talked publicly about his business. You won't find his name on any domain registration, nor will you see it on the patent application for the Cameroon trick.
There are practical reasons for the low profile: For one, Ham's success has drawn enemies, many of them rivals. He once used a Vancouver post office box for domain-related mail "
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There are practical reasons for the low profile: For one, Ham's success has drawn enemies, many of them rivals. He once used a Vancouver post office box for domain-related mail "
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Kevin Ham, the $300 million master of Web domains - June 1, 2007
Kevin Ham, the $300 million master of Web domains - June 1, 2007: "Ham landed connections to the Cameroon government and flew in his people to reroute the traffic. And if he gets his way, Colombia (.co), Oman (.om), Niger (.ne), and Ethiopia (.et) will be his as well.
"It's in the works," Ham says over lunch in his hometown of Vancouver, British Columbia. "That's why I can't talk about it." He's nearly as reluctant to share details about his newest company, called Reinvent Technology, into which he's investing tens of millions of dollars to build a powerhouse of Internet businesses around his most valuable properties."
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"It's in the works," Ham says over lunch in his hometown of Vancouver, British Columbia. "That's why I can't talk about it." He's nearly as reluctant to share details about his newest company, called Reinvent Technology, into which he's investing tens of millions of dollars to build a powerhouse of Internet businesses around his most valuable properties."
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Kevin Ham, the $300 million master of Web domains - June 1, 2007
Kevin Ham, the $300 million master of Web domains - June 1, 2007: "he's also the man behind the domain world's latest scheme: profiting from traffic generated by the millions of people who mistakenly type ".cm" instead of ".com" at the end of a domain name.
Try it with almost any name you can think of -- Beer.cm, Newyorktimes.cm, even Anyname.cm -- and you'll land on a page called Agoga.com, a site filled with ads served up by Yahoo (Charts, Fortune 500).
Ham makes money every time someone clicks on an ad -- as does his partner in this venture, the West African country of Cameroon. Why Cameroon? It has the unforeseen good fortune of owning .cm as its country code -- just as Germany runs all names that end with .de."
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Try it with almost any name you can think of -- Beer.cm, Newyorktimes.cm, even Anyname.cm -- and you'll land on a page called Agoga.com, a site filled with ads served up by Yahoo (Charts, Fortune 500).
Ham makes money every time someone clicks on an ad -- as does his partner in this venture, the West African country of Cameroon. Why Cameroon? It has the unforeseen good fortune of owning .cm as its country code -- just as Germany runs all names that end with .de."
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Kevin Ham, the $300 million master of Web domains - June 1, 2007
Kevin Ham, the $300 million master of Web domains - June 1, 2007: "he put off medicine after discovering the riches of the Web. Since 2000 he has quietly cobbled together a portfolio of some 300,000 domains that, combined with several other ventures, generate an estimated $70 million a year in revenue. (Like all his financial details, Ham would neither confirm nor deny this figure.)
Working mostly as a solo operator, Ham has looked for every opening and exploited every angle -- even inventing a few of his own -- to expand his enterprise. Early on, he wrote software to snag expiring names on the cheap."
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Working mostly as a solo operator, Ham has looked for every opening and exploited every angle -- even inventing a few of his own -- to expand his enterprise. Early on, he wrote software to snag expiring names on the cheap."
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Kevin Ham, the $300 million master of Web domains - June 1, 2007
Kevin Ham, the $300 million master of Web domains - June 1, 2007: "big money is in the aftermarket, where the most valuable names -- those that draw thousands of pageviews and throw off steady cash from Google's and Yahoo's pay-per-click ads -- are driving prices to dizzying heights. People who had the guts and foresight to sweep up names shed during the dotcom bust are now landlords of some of the most valuable real estate on the Web.
How to make money without really trying
The man at the top of this little-known hierarchy is Kevin Ham -- one of a handful of major-league "domainers" in the world and arguably the shrewdest and most ambitious of the lot. Even in a field filled with unusual career paths, Ham's stands out."
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How to make money without really trying
The man at the top of this little-known hierarchy is Kevin Ham -- one of a handful of major-league "domainers" in the world and arguably the shrewdest and most ambitious of the lot. Even in a field filled with unusual career paths, Ham's stands out."
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Kevin Ham, the $300 million master of Web domains - June 1, 2007
Kevin Ham, the $300 million master of Web domains - June 1, 2007: "He likes wedding names, so his guy lifts the white paddle and snags Weddingcatering.com for $10,000. Greeting.com is not nearly as good as the plural Greetings.com, but Ham grabs it anyway, for $350,000.
Ham is a devout Christian, and he spends $31,000 to add Christianrock.com to his collection, which already includes God.com and Satan.com. When it's all over, Ham strolls to the table near the exit and writes a check for $650,000. It's a cheap afternoon."
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Ham is a devout Christian, and he spends $31,000 to add Christianrock.com to his collection, which already includes God.com and Satan.com. When it's all over, Ham strolls to the table near the exit and writes a check for $650,000. It's a cheap afternoon."
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Tuesday, November 22, 2011
Every good domain is taken. Here’s why. | Niall Kennedy
Every good domain is taken. Here’s why. | Niall Kennedy: "am built a $300 million web company in Vancouver you’ve probably never heard of. You are likely familiar with his work as you drop vowels from the domain names of your favorite web startups such as Flickr or Tumblr, or try selecting a name for your new company or product. Kevin Ham built a domain name empire named Agoga, cutting exclusive deals with local registrars and national governments, attracting over 30 million unique visitors a month according to an article by Paul Sloan in the June issue Business 2.0 magazine"
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New Ombudsman at ICANN
New Ombudsman at ICANN: "available online to assist and facilitate the ICANN community as the organization faces many challenges from the gTLD expansion, the huge growth in Internet use in the developing world, and the cultural interplay and resolution from new participants in ICANN.
I am an experienced mediator and lawyer and have practiced in New Zealand, Taiwan and Central Asia. I qualified as a lawyer from the University of Auckland and earned a Masters Degree in Dispute Resolution from Massey University, with judicial settlement conferences as my thesis. I am a Fellow of the Arbitrators and Mediators Institute of New Zealand, a mediator for the New Zealand Law Society on cost issues and a construction law adjudicator."
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I am an experienced mediator and lawyer and have practiced in New Zealand, Taiwan and Central Asia. I qualified as a lawyer from the University of Auckland and earned a Masters Degree in Dispute Resolution from Massey University, with judicial settlement conferences as my thesis. I am a Fellow of the Arbitrators and Mediators Institute of New Zealand, a mediator for the New Zealand Law Society on cost issues and a construction law adjudicator."
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Dakar-Final Day « ICANN Ombudsman Blog
Dakar-Final Day « ICANN Ombudsman Blog: "What is the most important thing in the world?
It is people! It is people! It is people!,
So my role as the ombudsman is to help preserve those relationships, because the very nature of my job is to look at damaged or broken relationships. In some respects the role is therapeutic rather than policing, which is consistent with my approach to be inclusive and welcoming. A partnership still requires nurturing and care. The ICANN staff provide the nurturing and care to the multi-stakeholder model and the ombudsman is there when the family has an argument."
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It is people! It is people! It is people!,
So my role as the ombudsman is to help preserve those relationships, because the very nature of my job is to look at damaged or broken relationships. In some respects the role is therapeutic rather than policing, which is consistent with my approach to be inclusive and welcoming. A partnership still requires nurturing and care. The ICANN staff provide the nurturing and care to the multi-stakeholder model and the ombudsman is there when the family has an argument."
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ICANN | ICANN Ombudsman
ICANN | ICANN Ombudsman: "An ombudsman is an official, usually appointed by the government or by parliament, who is charged with representing the interests of the public by investigating and addressing complaints reported by individual citizens. Modern variations of this term include "ombuds", "ombudsperson", or "ombudswoman". (Thanks to Wikipedia)
What is the ICANN Ombudsman and what does he do for you?
He is independent, impartial, and neutral;
A reviewer of facts;
An investigator of complaints about unfairness;"
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What is the ICANN Ombudsman and what does he do for you?
He is independent, impartial, and neutral;
A reviewer of facts;
An investigator of complaints about unfairness;"
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ICANN Opens Domain Naming: Is The 'Dot Com' Boom Over?
ICANN Opens Domain Naming: Is The 'Dot Com' Boom Over?: "how effective -- or necessary -- they would be in the long run.
"In the early days of the internet, there was that first gold rush for domain names, because domain was quite important to finding things. Search capability was essential," Falzone explained. But these days, he posited, users are just as likely to use search engines like Google to find an individual or company, making domain names less important.
Others in the industry said the traditional domain name endings show little sign of going away. Kurt Gastrock, senior vice president of product at Network Solutions, a domain name registry and web hosting service, said that "the landscape has been dominated by .com extension since the existence of the commercial internet. And it still makes up half of the registrations.""
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"In the early days of the internet, there was that first gold rush for domain names, because domain was quite important to finding things. Search capability was essential," Falzone explained. But these days, he posited, users are just as likely to use search engines like Google to find an individual or company, making domain names less important.
Others in the industry said the traditional domain name endings show little sign of going away. Kurt Gastrock, senior vice president of product at Network Solutions, a domain name registry and web hosting service, said that "the landscape has been dominated by .com extension since the existence of the commercial internet. And it still makes up half of the registrations.""
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ICANN Opens Domain Naming: Is The 'Dot Com' Boom Over?
ICANN Opens Domain Naming: Is The 'Dot Com' Boom Over?: "The thorniest question surrounds category names and who controls the rights to them. Ernst says that "preference will be given to those groups that want to run an open community" and foresees industry associations and larger groups making collective bids, but with "strict guidelines as to who can participate."
Jeremiah Johnston, the chief operating officer for domain name marketplace Sedo, cautioned that "these are words," -- not trademarked names -- and warned that concerns will inevitably arise as to "who is the true custodian of them.""
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Jeremiah Johnston, the chief operating officer for domain name marketplace Sedo, cautioned that "these are words," -- not trademarked names -- and warned that concerns will inevitably arise as to "who is the true custodian of them.""
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ICANN Opens Domain Naming: Is The 'Dot Com' Boom Over?
ICANN Opens Domain Naming: Is The 'Dot Com' Boom Over?: "According to the organization, addresses will be able to end in almost any word in any language. Companies, places and individuals will be given the opportunity to register their names, and category domains -- such as .cars, .sports and .news -- will be up for registration come January 2012.
Given the mere 22 possible endings available now, the decision has potentially far-ranging implications as to how corporations, non-profits and individuals choose to exist online."
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Given the mere 22 possible endings available now, the decision has potentially far-ranging implications as to how corporations, non-profits and individuals choose to exist online."
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ICANN approves plan to vastly expand top-level domains
ICANN approves plan to vastly expand top-level domains: "TLD won't be an exercise in casual vanity. Simply getting your application processed will cost $185,000 and, should it be approved, you'll end up being responsible for managing it. Do not take this lightly, ICANN warns, since "this involves a number of significant responsibilities, as the operator of a new gTLD is running a piece of visible Internet infrastructure." Presumably, service providers will take care of this hassle, but that will simply add to the cost of succeeding.
ICANN suggests the changes will "unleash the global human imagination." At best, the unleashing will be pretty limited, with a maximum of 1,000 new domains a year. Some of these will undoubtedly show signs of imagination through a clever use of character combinations in some URLs"
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ICANN suggests the changes will "unleash the global human imagination." At best, the unleashing will be pretty limited, with a maximum of 1,000 new domains a year. Some of these will undoubtedly show signs of imagination through a clever use of character combinations in some URLs"
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ICANN approves plan to vastly expand top-level domains
ICANN approves plan to vastly expand top-level domains: "ICANN apparently recognized that there's a continued interest in expanding gTLDs, and set about creating a mechanism to handle requests as they come in, rather than to consider them in batches on an ad-hoc basis. And at least according the FAQ site that it has set up, the organization expects a busy response: "Soon entrepreneurs, businesses, governments and communities around the world will be able to apply to operate a Top-Level Domain of their own choosing." (More details, including an Applicant Guidebook, are also available.)
Still, the FAQ also makes it clear that grabbing a gTLD won't be an exercise in casual vanity. Simply getting your application processed will cost $185,000 and, should it be approved, you'll end up being responsible for managing it. Do not take this lightly, ICANN warns, since "this involves a number of significant responsibilities, as the operator of a new gTLD is running a piece of visible Internet infrastructure." "
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Still, the FAQ also makes it clear that grabbing a gTLD won't be an exercise in casual vanity. Simply getting your application processed will cost $185,000 and, should it be approved, you'll end up being responsible for managing it. Do not take this lightly, ICANN warns, since "this involves a number of significant responsibilities, as the operator of a new gTLD is running a piece of visible Internet infrastructure." "
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ICANN, Internet domain names: ICANN opens up Internet domain-name system - Los Angeles Times
ICANN, Internet domain names: ICANN opens up Internet domain-name system - Los Angeles Times: "proliferation of new addresses, consumers could be confused about who owns the site they're visiting. If the music industry opened a .records domain name, both Apple Inc., which sells music on iTunes, and Apple Corps Ltd., the Beatles' music publisher, might vie for the rights to apple.records. How will the music industry decide who gets the address?
Trademark attorneys argue that with each new suffix, companies would be forced to defend their brands against legions of impostors. If names like .search, .phone and .maps were successfully created, Google Inc. might be forced to protect its brand name by paying to register google.search, google.maps and google.phone."
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Trademark attorneys argue that with each new suffix, companies would be forced to defend their brands against legions of impostors. If names like .search, .phone and .maps were successfully created, Google Inc. might be forced to protect its brand name by paying to register google.search, google.maps and google.phone."
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ICANN, Internet domain names: ICANN opens up Internet domain-name system - Los Angeles Times
ICANN, Internet domain names: ICANN opens up Internet domain-name system - Los Angeles Times: ""Today's decision will usher in a new Internet age," said Peter Dengate Thrush, chairman of ICANN's board of directors, in a statement following the group's approval of the expansion Monday in Singapore. "We have provided a platform for the next generation of creativity and inspiration."
But with a price tag of $185,000, creating a new domain won't be cheap or easy. ICANN — short for the Internet Corp. for Assigned Names and Numbers — will make the final decisions on new domains. The group requires that applicants be "established public or private organizations," with the necessary technical capability to keep a domain running.
ICANN's announcement drew criticism from those who disputed the value of expanding the already complicated Internet naming system, including those that said the move would mostly benefit the nonprofit ICANN and the for-profit companies, like GoDaddy.com and VeriSign Inc., that sell Web addresses. Some also questioned whether the new domain system would make navigating the Web any easier"
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But with a price tag of $185,000, creating a new domain won't be cheap or easy. ICANN — short for the Internet Corp. for Assigned Names and Numbers — will make the final decisions on new domains. The group requires that applicants be "established public or private organizations," with the necessary technical capability to keep a domain running.
ICANN's announcement drew criticism from those who disputed the value of expanding the already complicated Internet naming system, including those that said the move would mostly benefit the nonprofit ICANN and the for-profit companies, like GoDaddy.com and VeriSign Inc., that sell Web addresses. Some also questioned whether the new domain system would make navigating the Web any easier"
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Sunday, November 20, 2011
Press Releases « eNomCentral news – domain name, web site hosting, email, registration
Press Releases « eNomCentral news – domain name, web site hosting, email, registration: "Demand Media is headquartered in Santa Monica, CA with offices in Bellevue, WA, Austin, TX, New York, NY and London, UK. For more information visithttp://www.demandmedia.com
About Afternic
Afternic DLS is the world’s largest domain marketplace, partnering with the world’s leading domain registrars and sellers. Through DLS, domains are promoted for sale to millions of active domain buyers worldwide. Afternic is part of NameMedia, a leader in the acquisition; development and trading of digital real estate through a network of highly targeted websites and a marketplace for premium domain names. The company’s website development focuses on creating compelling online communities in niche categories"
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About Afternic
Afternic DLS is the world’s largest domain marketplace, partnering with the world’s leading domain registrars and sellers. Through DLS, domains are promoted for sale to millions of active domain buyers worldwide. Afternic is part of NameMedia, a leader in the acquisition; development and trading of digital real estate through a network of highly targeted websites and a marketplace for premium domain names. The company’s website development focuses on creating compelling online communities in niche categories"
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Press Releases « eNomCentral news – domain name, web site hosting, email, registration
Press Releases « eNomCentral news – domain name, web site hosting, email, registration: "long with our partners, we have created the unified aftermarket for both domain buyers and sellers,” said Jason Miner, senior vice president of sales and business development ofAfternic. “Our DLS now reaches more than 35 million prospective domain buyers monthly, and this exposure serves both business buyers seeking the right premium domain for their brand, and domain sellers hoping to maximize the chance of selling their domain. Just as the Multiple Listing Service creates efficiency for home buyers and sellers, so too is the Domain Listing Service leading the way in connecting buyers and sellers for the emerging market of domain sales.”
Miner of Afternic also underlined recent growth in Afternic’s DLS platform’s distribution network. “We are excited to have a proven model that is attracting the industry’s top players—and we anticipate more growth in the network as we head toward 2011. This will be a win-win for buyers and sellers alike.”"
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Miner of Afternic also underlined recent growth in Afternic’s DLS platform’s distribution network. “We are excited to have a proven model that is attracting the industry’s top players—and we anticipate more growth in the network as we head toward 2011. This will be a win-win for buyers and sellers alike.”"
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eNomCentral - domain name, web site hosting, email, registration
eNomCentral - domain name, web site hosting, email, registration: "wo-character domains, are reserved "from initial (i.e., other than renewal) registration within the TLD." In other words, should any of those previously registered domain names be allowed to expire, or if they are deleted, they will be placed on reserved status and will NOT be made available to the public for registration again.
I found a .ORG Web site that is commercial in nature. Is this allowed?
Yes. .ORG is an unrestricted top-level domain, and anyone can register."
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I found a .ORG Web site that is commercial in nature. Is this allowed?
Yes. .ORG is an unrestricted top-level domain, and anyone can register."
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eNomCentral - domain name, web site hosting, email, registration
eNomCentral - domain name, web site hosting, email, registration: "Can I register a .ORG domain name?
Yes. .ORG always has been -- and will continue to be -- an open and unrestricted domain. Anyone is allowed to register and use .ORG domain names.
.ORG is the home for millions of nonprofit Web sites, including charitable, artistic, scientific, personal, educational, social, cultural and religious sites.
.ORG sites are run by clubs, incorporated and unincorporated not-for-profit organizations, industry associations, families, individuals, schools, foundations, and more. Even for-profit companies have .ORG sites devoted to their noncommercial activities, such as charitable or volunteer programs."
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Yes. .ORG always has been -- and will continue to be -- an open and unrestricted domain. Anyone is allowed to register and use .ORG domain names.
.ORG is the home for millions of nonprofit Web sites, including charitable, artistic, scientific, personal, educational, social, cultural and religious sites.
.ORG sites are run by clubs, incorporated and unincorporated not-for-profit organizations, industry associations, families, individuals, schools, foundations, and more. Even for-profit companies have .ORG sites devoted to their noncommercial activities, such as charitable or volunteer programs."
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eNomCentral - domain name, web site hosting, email, registration
eNomCentral - domain name, web site hosting, email, registration: "When you buy a .ORG, your organization is linked to a well-established brand of trust and integrity. One of the original top-level domains (TLDs), .ORG became the registry of choice for organizations dedicated to serving the public interest, and today .ORG is considered one of the most trusted domains on the internet.
If your organization is a noncommercial entity, people expect to find you in the .ORG community - nonprofits, foundations, philanthropic and cultural institutions, religious, civic, arts, social and fraternal organizations, health and legal services, clubs and community volunteer groups.
Commercial businesses also benefit. Registering with .ORG lends credibility to the activities of a charitable arm, and it also protects your brand and trademark as represented in your other domain name TLD registrations.
Who registers .ORG domains?
Large and small, local and global, .ORGs influence our world every day, effecting positive change on our planet. Check out the extraordinary organizations that have been nominated for the Webby Awards. View the Webby .ORGs"
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If your organization is a noncommercial entity, people expect to find you in the .ORG community - nonprofits, foundations, philanthropic and cultural institutions, religious, civic, arts, social and fraternal organizations, health and legal services, clubs and community volunteer groups.
Commercial businesses also benefit. Registering with .ORG lends credibility to the activities of a charitable arm, and it also protects your brand and trademark as represented in your other domain name TLD registrations.
Who registers .ORG domains?
Large and small, local and global, .ORGs influence our world every day, effecting positive change on our planet. Check out the extraordinary organizations that have been nominated for the Webby Awards. View the Webby .ORGs"
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NameJet Frequently Asked Questions - Available Domain Names, Expired Domain Names, Domain Auctions, and More
NameJet Frequently Asked Questions - Available Domain Names, Expired Domain Names, Domain Auctions, and More: "Which domain name extensions (TLDs) can I Backorder through NameJet?
You can currently backorder only .COM, .NET, .ORG, .BIZ, .INFO, .TV, .ME, .MOBI, .PRO, .CO, .COM.CO, .NET.CO, .NOM.CO and .CC domains.
When will the domain name show up in my registrar account?
Any domains you successfully registered through the NameJet auction platform will be placed in your registrar account typically within three business days after winning the auction and will be followed with an e-mail confirmation from NameJet. The e-mail confirmation will be your indication that the domain is now available for you to manage in your registrar account."
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You can currently backorder only .COM, .NET, .ORG, .BIZ, .INFO, .TV, .ME, .MOBI, .PRO, .CO, .COM.CO, .NET.CO, .NOM.CO and .CC domains.
When will the domain name show up in my registrar account?
Any domains you successfully registered through the NameJet auction platform will be placed in your registrar account typically within three business days after winning the auction and will be followed with an e-mail confirmation from NameJet. The e-mail confirmation will be your indication that the domain is now available for you to manage in your registrar account."
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NameJet Frequently Asked Questions - Available Domain Names, Expired Domain Names, Domain Auctions, and More
NameJet Frequently Asked Questions - Available Domain Names, Expired Domain Names, Domain Auctions, and More: " a service that allows its users to register expired and deleted domain names. Every day, thousands of domains expire and become available for purchase through the NameJet auction service. Backordering a domain allows you to register expired domains with the registrar of record after the applicable registrar grace period has passed (Pre-Release), or the minute it becomes available after being deleted by the registry (Pending Delete). If the domain name is not currently listed, you can still enter it as a Wishlist Backorder and we will change that Backorder automatically when it comes up on our site.
How much do Backorders cost?
There is no cost to place a Backorder request using the NameJet service. Domain name auction winners on NameJet will be required to pay the Backorder amount entered by the user for single bidder auctions and will pay the highest winning bid auction price for any multi-bidder auctions."
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How much do Backorders cost?
There is no cost to place a Backorder request using the NameJet service. Domain name auction winners on NameJet will be required to pay the Backorder amount entered by the user for single bidder auctions and will pay the highest winning bid auction price for any multi-bidder auctions."
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NameJet Frequently Asked Questions - Available Domain Names, Expired Domain Names, Domain Auctions, and More
NameJet Frequently Asked Questions - Available Domain Names, Expired Domain Names, Domain Auctions, and More: "The first time you win a Network Solutions name, NameJet creates an account at Network Solutions, puts the domains in it, and sends you an email with login information for the account. If you wish, you may transfer the domain to other accounts, at Network Solutions or elsewhere, subject to the user agreements of the registrars involved.
How do I pay for domain names purchased through auction that exceed $5,000?
For auctions of $5,000 or more, NameJet requires full payment via wire transfer. NameJet allows 7 calendar days for you to make a wire transfer into your account. Any completed auction or domain purchase in excess of $5,000 will have a "pending payment" status until the wire transfer funds are received, regardless of your account balance. If you fail to submit full payment via wire transfer during this 7-day period, NameJet will re-auction the domain and your account will be suspended"
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How do I pay for domain names purchased through auction that exceed $5,000?
For auctions of $5,000 or more, NameJet requires full payment via wire transfer. NameJet allows 7 calendar days for you to make a wire transfer into your account. Any completed auction or domain purchase in excess of $5,000 will have a "pending payment" status until the wire transfer funds are received, regardless of your account balance. If you fail to submit full payment via wire transfer during this 7-day period, NameJet will re-auction the domain and your account will be suspended"
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NameJet Frequently Asked Questions - Available Domain Names, Expired Domain Names, Domain Auctions, and More
NameJet Frequently Asked Questions - Available Domain Names, Expired Domain Names, Domain Auctions, and More: "very day thousands of domain names expire and become available for registration because the name was not renewed by the registrant. NameJet is a domain auction service that allows its users to register expired and deleted domain names as well as special listed domains from registrar partners and other third party registrants. NameJet has the exclusive rights to auction expired domains from Network Solutions and eNom.
What is the difference between a Backorder request and a Domain auction?
A Backorder request is an expression of interest for a domain name. By placing a Backorder request, a customer has placed a commitment to participate in an auction and pay at least their Backorder bid amount if the domain becomes available and the backorder meets the listed minimum bid amount."
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What is the difference between a Backorder request and a Domain auction?
A Backorder request is an expression of interest for a domain name. By placing a Backorder request, a customer has placed a commitment to participate in an auction and pay at least their Backorder bid amount if the domain becomes available and the backorder meets the listed minimum bid amount."
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MoneyTalk.com Sells For $15,000 On Another Busy Day On NameJet.com | The Domains
MoneyTalk.com Sells For $15,000 On Another Busy Day On NameJet.com | The Domains: "MoneyTalk.com Sells For $15,000 On Another Busy Day On NameJet.com
2011 NOVEMBER 18
by Michael H. Berkens
The domain name MoneyTalk.com just sold for $15,000 on Namejet.com
There were 5 bidders on MoneyTalk.com willing to pay $10K or more.
Here are some other sales from NameJet.com today:
computernotebooks.com $4,102
esic.com $5,711
soulmates.org $1,601
congratulations.net"
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2011 NOVEMBER 18
by Michael H. Berkens
The domain name MoneyTalk.com just sold for $15,000 on Namejet.com
There were 5 bidders on MoneyTalk.com willing to pay $10K or more.
Here are some other sales from NameJet.com today:
computernotebooks.com $4,102
esic.com $5,711
soulmates.org $1,601
congratulations.net"
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Saturday, November 19, 2011
First Attempt To Display A Domain Spreadsheet.
Domain Words Category Asking Price Before Auction Search Results Phrase Search Ads Phrase Search Results Sld Search Ads Sld Overture Sld Overture Term Word Tracker Sld Word Tracker Term Alexa Traffic Rank Alexa Trend Keyword Avg Co
Avg Cpc Avg Sear
Local Se
Similar Sales
thehost.us the host Internet -- Hosting 18120 30800000 4 54600 6 60 318 - - 0 0 [the host] high 1.73 49410 73810 -
help-u-sell.net help u sell Reference -- General In
7920 113000 5 140000 4 0 6505 - 304 0 0 [help u sell] high 2.71 12078 9882 -
greatwebsites.us great websites Internet -- Websites 5410 440000 2 10200 0 0 - - - 19419236 17941836 [great websites] low 1.65 6588 3538 -
castlesmadeofsa
castles made of
Real Estate 3580 105000 0 17100 2 - 18 - 164 0 0 [castles made of
low 0.37 5368 9882 -
tradename.us trade name Business 7640 5990000 5 582000 0 99 1297 13 25 0 0 [trade name] high 1.59 5368 3538 -
gofindit.us go find it Internet -- Search 5280 2370000 0 22600 0 0 0 - 0 0 0 [go find it] low 0.05 2318 0 -
safepark.us safe park Recreation -- Outdoors 4830 203000 0 18000 1 0 5 - - 0 0 [safe park] low 1.09 719 55 -
marketniche.biz market niche Business -- Advertising 4680 1970000 2 1190 1 0 900 - 4 0 0 [market niche] high 1.49 585 719 -
webcoupon.biz web coupon Shopping -- Discount 7870 43700 8 16200 6 0 - - - 0 0 [web coupon] medium 4.49 390 170 -
freefind.us freefind Internet -- Search 7870 2750000 0 2750000 0 52 52 6 6 19418496 17941096 [freefind] medium 0.87 317 256 -
fixtheworld.us fix the world Society 3480 10500000 0 2520 0 0 - - - 29838196 29778036 [fix the world] low 0.05 317 0 -
domaingame.biz domain game Internet -- Domains 4580 24300 4 1320 0 0 75 - 2 0 0 [domain game] low 2.15 88 110 -
peoplepix.us people pix Society -- People 2870 63600 0 52000 0 114 - - - 23353780 21982677 [people pix] low 0.05 55 0 -
webanswer.org web answer Reference -- General In
7380 337000 3 9070 1 0 10 - - 0 0 [web answer] low 0.05 55 0 -
socweb.us soc web Internet -- Websites 2670 36500 0 78400 0 0 - - - 0 0 [soc web] low 0.05 55 0 -
socweb.biz soc web Internet -- Websites 3260 36500 0 78400 0 0 - - - 0 0 [soc web] low 0.05 55 0 -
see-my-pic.com
see my pic Internet -- Files 4980* 4960000 1 4860000 1 - 1232 - 8 0 0 [see my pic] low 0.05 43 0 -
secureurl.us secure url Internet -- Privacy and
3200 2020000 3 46900 2 0 8 - - 0 0 [secure url] low 0.05 43 43 -
webrights.us web rights Internet -- Websites 3100 72800 0 3050 0 0 - - - 0 0 [web rights] low 0.05 33 0 -
seemysite.org see my site Internet -- Websites 2800 8250000 0 673 1 0 - - - 0 0 [see my site] low 0.05 26 0 -
*Include Website
Avg Cpc Avg Sear
Local Se
Similar Sales
thehost.us the host Internet -- Hosting 18120 30800000 4 54600 6 60 318 - - 0 0 [the host] high 1.73 49410 73810 -
help-u-sell.net help u sell Reference -- General In
7920 113000 5 140000 4 0 6505 - 304 0 0 [help u sell] high 2.71 12078 9882 -
greatwebsites.us great websites Internet -- Websites 5410 440000 2 10200 0 0 - - - 19419236 17941836 [great websites] low 1.65 6588 3538 -
castlesmadeofsa
castles made of
Real Estate 3580 105000 0 17100 2 - 18 - 164 0 0 [castles made of
low 0.37 5368 9882 -
tradename.us trade name Business 7640 5990000 5 582000 0 99 1297 13 25 0 0 [trade name] high 1.59 5368 3538 -
gofindit.us go find it Internet -- Search 5280 2370000 0 22600 0 0 0 - 0 0 0 [go find it] low 0.05 2318 0 -
safepark.us safe park Recreation -- Outdoors 4830 203000 0 18000 1 0 5 - - 0 0 [safe park] low 1.09 719 55 -
marketniche.biz market niche Business -- Advertising 4680 1970000 2 1190 1 0 900 - 4 0 0 [market niche] high 1.49 585 719 -
webcoupon.biz web coupon Shopping -- Discount 7870 43700 8 16200 6 0 - - - 0 0 [web coupon] medium 4.49 390 170 -
freefind.us freefind Internet -- Search 7870 2750000 0 2750000 0 52 52 6 6 19418496 17941096 [freefind] medium 0.87 317 256 -
fixtheworld.us fix the world Society 3480 10500000 0 2520 0 0 - - - 29838196 29778036 [fix the world] low 0.05 317 0 -
domaingame.biz domain game Internet -- Domains 4580 24300 4 1320 0 0 75 - 2 0 0 [domain game] low 2.15 88 110 -
peoplepix.us people pix Society -- People 2870 63600 0 52000 0 114 - - - 23353780 21982677 [people pix] low 0.05 55 0 -
webanswer.org web answer Reference -- General In
7380 337000 3 9070 1 0 10 - - 0 0 [web answer] low 0.05 55 0 -
socweb.us soc web Internet -- Websites 2670 36500 0 78400 0 0 - - - 0 0 [soc web] low 0.05 55 0 -
socweb.biz soc web Internet -- Websites 3260 36500 0 78400 0 0 - - - 0 0 [soc web] low 0.05 55 0 -
see-my-pic.com
see my pic Internet -- Files 4980* 4960000 1 4860000 1 - 1232 - 8 0 0 [see my pic] low 0.05 43 0 -
secureurl.us secure url Internet -- Privacy and
3200 2020000 3 46900 2 0 8 - - 0 0 [secure url] low 0.05 43 43 -
webrights.us web rights Internet -- Websites 3100 72800 0 3050 0 0 - - - 0 0 [web rights] low 0.05 33 0 -
seemysite.org see my site Internet -- Websites 2800 8250000 0 673 1 0 - - - 0 0 [see my site] low 0.05 26 0 -
*Include Website
Friday, November 18, 2011
WIPO Takes 13 Year Old Domain Sporto.com: Saying “UDRP Does Not Operate On A Strict Doctrine of Precedent | The Domains
WIPO Takes 13 Year Old Domain Sporto.com: Saying “UDRP Does Not Operate On A Strict Doctrine of Precedent | The Domains: "Respondent’s 2009 renewal of the disputed domain name to be the date on which to measure whether the disputed domain name was registered and used in bad faith for purposes of paragraph 4(a)(iii), and finds that the Respondent registered and used the disputed domain name in bad faith. The Panel further finds that Respondent’s use of it to redirect to a website that includes hyperlinks to Complainant’s competitors not legitimate under paragraph 4(a)(ii).”""
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Another Generic Domain Lost In WIPO When Domain Holder Fails To Respond: 7Days.com | The Domains
Another Generic Domain Lost In WIPO When Domain Holder Fails To Respond: 7Days.com | The Domains: "The Panel finds on the undisputed evidence of the Complainant that the Respondent has not used or made demonstrable preparations to use the Domain Name for a bona fide offering of goods or services. The Panel considers that the Respondent’s use of the Domain Name for a generic holding page does not constitute an offering of goods or services for this purpose.”
The domain holder did not file a response to the complaint."
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The domain holder did not file a response to the complaint."
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Just Posting A Notice!
Some of the domains that I will be explaining their values either hear, or on my .com website, will ones that are currently listed on SEDO. Although I have not yet "re-read" the TOS, I do believe that since they are neither in the SEDO auctions or in the BuyNow group, that my domains are not listed there as an exclusive.
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