Available To Registered Aged Expired Dot Com Domain Names Now some of these Dot Coms had been registered since 1995 and only recently dropped. Here are my Top Picks, and all are…
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Domain Dilemma: Is That Auction Deal Hiding a Blacklist Beast?
Unveiling the Dark Side of Domain Bargains Buying a domain name is like unearthing a buried treasure map – promising adventure and boundless possibilities. But before you set sail on your digital…
The Follow-Up Powerhouse: Building Domain Relationships in 2024
The Follow-Up Powerhouse: Building Domain Relationships in 2024 Remember that feeling of elation after closing a fantastic domain deal? It’s sweet, isn’t it? But before you get too comfortable, listen up: the…
Beyond Backlinks & Domain Name Authority
Beyond Backlinks & Domain Name Authority: Decoding Domain Value in 2024 In the quest for SEO nirvana, domains with hefty backlink profiles and high domain authority (DA) often shine the brightest. But…
IBM goes after .AI domain name in WIPO Case
Technology company IBM has launched a domain name dispute for the domain name Watson.AI in WIPO DAI2023-0029 The domain name appears to be owned by Gary Ramah, It has been registered since…
099.CC becomes second highest NNN.cc domain sale
The domain name 099.cc expired and was auctioned at GoDaddy yesterday, The domain name sold for $42,500 USD. This ranks it according to NameBio.com as the second highest reported sale of a…
Three Domain Names and Why – Day 33
Well today, we actually have four names but two of them I would consider a package, if you bid on one, you should bid on the other don’t you agree? TheCigarPlace.com –…
The Mega Weekend Auction List
It’s a lovely day… I just got paid… Can you name the song? Isn’t that the music we want to hear when we awake in the morning to a domain name same?…
Domain Names Owned By NetTuner Corp
So who is NetTuner Corp? Taken from there website below: Founded in 1994, NetTuner Corp. is a diversified web development company headquartered in Tampa, FL. We are one of the early adapters…