In what I believe to the longest .CO to drop ever (I have been monitoring the .CO drops), 000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000.co (that’s 64 zero’s if you will) is scheduled for release today.  The domain name was listed for $10,000 USD through marketplace Sedo.com (can’t stop laughing!) before it was abandoned by it’s owner and expired in August [...] Continue reading →

I was shocked to see one of my domain names registered through Namescout.com change to another set of nameservers and point to an entirely different page.  This has happened for the second time now, as traffic is diverted away from my “Domain For Sale” landing page, thus, costing my inquiries and potential offers on my [...] Continue reading →

At Domainsville, we’ve been always trying different things to improve the overall experience of our visitors by adding interesting material to the site, removing low quality articles, and engaging with our fans on Twitter.  It’s always great to receive feedback and emails, we appreciate it as it means a lot to us.  Thank you all [...] Continue reading →

We are excited to announce the launch of Domainsville Alerts, an email newsletter that delivers personalized information based on your interests in the Domain Industry.  Receive news headlines and learn about upcoming events & promotions matching your exact preferences! Domainsville Alerts helps you stay on top of the latest news and trends when you’re too [...] Continue reading →

The government of Syria has hacked the official site of Al Jazeera at AlJazeera.net, a news agency based in Doha, Qatar.  Al Jazeera is the most popular news source in the Middle East.  The Syrian government’s reason to hack was a retaliation for the broadcasting of videos featuring the violence against the innocent people of [...] Continue reading →

I flew out from Domainsville to Colorado last week to attend one of the best domain industry events.  The 2012 Rocky Mountain Domain Meetup was co-organized by Mike Law of NameTalent.com, and Mike Awada of Astounde.com on Thursday, August 23, 2012   The event was thankfully sponsored by 101Domain.com (also a sponsor of Domainsville.com), and [...] Continue reading →

I was browsing through a few domain name resources when I noticed the South Florida Domainers’ Meetup domain name, sofladomainers.com, displaying Pay-Per-Click links all over the site.  Upon a quick WHOIS search through the domain’s registrar, Moniker.com, I learned that the domain expired on the 8th of this month.  I hope the meetup organizers goes [...] Continue reading →