Today I woke up to an email from Uniregistry, informing me that my portfolio of domain names was successfully migrated to GoDaddy. To complete the transition and take control of it, I had to take control of a new account number and set up a password. In the process, I had to verify my email [...] Continue reading →

Domain investors with their portfolios still at Uniregistry were informed today that the transition of accounts to GoDaddy will take place in 30 days. The end of April is thus the end of Uniregistry, following the end of the Uni Market on April 18th. For almost a decade, Uniregistry held the scepter of the most [...] Continue reading →

InterNetX and Sedo are sister companies under the United Internet AG umbrella and often collaborate on domain industry reports. This year, the Global Domain Report “2023 edition” presents data, metrics, and expert analysis produced by the two companies. I’m truly impressed by the report’s presentation, wealth of information, and visually pleasing production. It’s the domain [...] Continue reading →

Sav.com has been my go-to domain registrar for several months now. Transitioning away from GoDaddy-operated properties such as Uniregistry, is my personal and professional decision, based on extensive use and understanding of the domain industry. Disclaimer: Sav sponsors my publication DomainGang but as a full time user of their services, capable of evaluating the quality [...] Continue reading →

After a decade at Uniregistry as my domain registrar of choice, I’ve been migrating my portfolio elsewhere. The acquisition of Uniregistry by GoDaddy presents complex issues such as the forced addition of Uni domains to Afternic, with no direct management of these listings via the Uni Market. Currently, I’m transferring domain names (and registering new [...] Continue reading →

Participating in domain name auctions at DropCatch is a business activity that I partake in weekly, enhancing and expanding my domain portfolio. DropCatch auctions are popular among other domain investors and I do attend the auction at its closing moments. This approach offers two benefits: deciding whether I want to win “must-have” domains and to [...] Continue reading →

Setting a “buy it now” (BIN) price for your domains is one established approach. Instead of providing a contact form where visitors can make an offer, you can skip endless negotiations by simply defining the asking price. It’s not a secret that many such domain sales take place on popular marketplaces, when the buyer finds [...] Continue reading →