This is a complete guide on domain scammers that shows how to recognize and avoid scammers while trading domains. There are several popular scamming schemes: 1. Scammer sells stolen domains How it works: Scammer trying to sell quickly a stolen domain for a bargain price. A domain can be stolen by hacking into the a… Read more »
Yes it’s happening! For all the non believers, recent count shows only 1829 NNNN.com’s available only. The buyout is very close and it might happen within a few hours to a few days. After that it will be hard to find NNNNN.com’s at reg fee.. Half of the remaining NNNNN.com are starting with 0 and… Read more »
Yeah time passes by quickly. Would you believe it’s been a whole week since DomainMagnate.com was launched? 😀 After one week the blog is averaging over 300 unique visitors per day and growing rapidly. I have big plans for this blog. Many cool things will come out soon. Unlike many others I’ve been late to… Read more »
Change Your Domain Details Right After Buying We all buy and sell domains on a daily basis and frequently the domains are not updated after the purchase. Buyer forgets or puts off changing the new owner information, or dns, thus still allowing the previous owner to earn the parking revenue. As strange as it may… Read more »
Marchex reports: $37 Million for The Fourth Quarter of 2007 Fourth Quarter 2007 Consolidated Financial Results: Revenue was $37.0 million for the fourth quarter of 2007, compared to $32.6 million for the same period of 2006. GAAP net loss applicable to common stockholders was $774,000 for the fourth quarter of 2007 or $0.02 loss per… Read more »
DNJournal reported today a bunch of new high $$ sales, among them 173.com which sold for an astonishing $302,790 through Moniker! Big news for numeric domains. Other significant sales:
NNNNN.com’s are running out by 2K registrations per day and around 6K are remaining right now. Here is a list of better quality NNNNN.com’s that don’t have . All 5N’s with ‘0’ at the end are already registered and ‘0’ in other places, other than the last digit, is considered not good. Download the list… Read more »
MSNBC reports NEW YORK – Internet addresses ending in “.pdf” or “.mp3” could appear under a new proposal, while domain name suffixes consisting entirely of numbers would likely be rejected. Hints about such do’s and don’ts appeared in a new report issued by the Internet’s key oversight agency, the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and… Read more »
Only 13.37% .eu Websites Active/Unique – .eu is a disaster zone from WhoisIreland Review The latest WhoisIreland.com .eu web survey shows that the .eu ccTLD is in serious trouble. Out of 1723638 websites checked, only 13.37% of sites were active/unique. As a ccTLD for Europe, it is a disaster zone. Brand registrations accounted for 7.78%… Read more »
According to 4-ok.net there are currently 218,443 LLLL.net’s remaining unregistered, out of 456,976, which is 47.8%. All premium LLLL.net’s were registered not long ago and since then their min prices are up to about twice the reg fee. Remaining LLLL.net’s by first letter: A: 5097 B: 7198 C: 5832 D: 6633 E: 7496 F: 8171… Read more »