My daughter needed to get back to Syracuse and we figured the best way to get here there was by car. So we drove across half the country and to avoid a plane ride. Covid tests before we leave and off we go. We did it in a day since its [...] Continue reading →

Today: Discuss .pm domains / .ID – Share, Discussion and Sales Reports / How would you handle this offer? / and more… Here are the new discussions that caught my eye in the domain community today: 10000~12000USD for LLL COM [...] Continue reading →

In this, my last post of 2020, I highlight NamePros discussion threads started in 2020 that merit a second read. In making my selections, for the most part, I excluded posts about sales, even spectacular ones, or topics that were time sensitive. In some cases I edited titles for clarity or brevity. Started by [...] Continue reading →

Domains drop for a number of reasons and Sleep.net is one of them, once an aged domain before it expired and plunged into 2020 new registrations territory. Why did Sleep.net drop after being held for 23 years by the same registrant? We can blame Covid-19 these days, but the truth is that at this point [...] Continue reading →

This is the fourth year now with almost no snow during the Christmas Goat event here in Sweden, and so once again, you get a photo without any snow. Because of Covid-19 and 99.99% people working for home, I have not even seen the Goat live this year… What a crazy year [...] Continue reading →

Adam Cochran, a crypto analyst and professor, experienced an attempt to hijack his domain name, Cochran.io, by hackers seeking to gain access to his personal cryptocurrency wallets. The domain’s DNS records were temporarily changed by the perpetrators, who allegedly managed to fool GoDaddy support. According to Cochran, the social engineering attempt was successful, leading to [...] Continue reading →

A lot of employees apparently fell for it. GoDaddy has been taking a lot of heat for a phishing test email it sent to many of its employees right before the holidays. The email told recipients that they were receiving a $650 holiday bonus and asked them to click a link in order to [...] Continue reading →