The screenshots below are examples of buyers of domains from the past few months that have either developed their sites, or purchased an upgrade domain and have redirected their acquisition to an existing website. Realest.com sold for $4,300 via RightOfTheDot/NameJet, and the domain is the home of a northwest Indiana residential realtor group. They appear [...] Continue reading →

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I wasn’t aware that domain.com and their resellers, dotster, mydomain, netfirms and probably a host of others, are selling their expired inventory through Godaddy auctions. I’m not sure if this is a new thing or maybe I did know and just forgot. I can’t imagine the headache Godaddy’s having dealing with these stellar registrars, [...] Continue reading →

  Ethereum (ETH), the largest altcoin and second largest cryptocurrency (based on market cap) will be moving to a proof of stake (POS) model by the end of the year. Over the past few months, ETH has been getting a bad rap due to the rapid rise of ICO’s. (Initial coin offerings). The ICO model [...] Continue reading →

Today: How to sell domain names / Open portfolio project (Joint Venture) / The Floor Value On 3 Letter .Org Domains / And more. Here are the new discussions and domain news. Copywork.com – What kind of appraisal would you give for CopyWork.com? Which Internet registries offer the best protection for domain owners? – Which one do you [...] Continue reading →

A new gTLD devoted to one of America's greatest cities - .boston - is about to debut. MMX's Victor Pitts gives us a sneak preview. [...] Continue reading →

Today, a deal was finalized for Donuts Inc. to acquire Rightside, Name.com’s parent company. So instead of being owned by Rightside, we’re now owned by Donuts. What does that mean for Name.com customers? Not much will change, and that’s a good thing for you. The acquisition has no effect on any of the domains, products, [...] Continue reading →