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Top 10 Domain Name Articles In May 2016 (.VIP, Mike Mann, LA.com, .XYZ)

Read here what you missed from the top domain name articles in May 2016.

May 2016 was another great month at OnlineDomain.com in terms of views and visitors. More than 250 comments were submitted by readers.

The most popular articles were about .VIP, Mike Mann, LA.com, .XYZ and other subjects.

The article about “Pheenix.com Now Accepts Domains For Auction” got a lot of negative comments regarding the Pheenix service. Not a word from the people running the backorder/auction service.

Here are the top 10 posts for May 2016 in order of views:

  1. .VIP Breaks All New gTLD Domain Registration Records
  2. Mike Mann’s Latest Domain Acquisitions & Sales (EyePhone.com, etc.)
  3. Greek Seller Contacts Frank Schilling To Sell Him A .MOM Domain 21 Hours After General Availability
  4. Tribune Publishing Company Bought The Domain Name LA.com For $1.2 Million
  5. Domain Names Are Not Valued According To What The Buyer Wants To Do With Them
  6. New Domain Appraisal Scam Using A Fake HostGator Email Address
  7. Domain Inquiry Follow Up Emails I Like & Don’t Like
  8. 1XYZ.com For Sale For Only $5,000 While 1.XYZ Sold For $182,971?
  9. .VIP Sells 167,231 Domains Within 24 Hours Of Launch (infographic)
  10. Here Is What Mark Hershiser Does These Days!

And a few good posts that I think are important and most people missed probably because of bad timing:

This is where the OnlineDomain.com readers come from:

  1. United States
  2. United Kingdom
  3. Canada
  4. India
  5. Australia
  6. Spain
  7. Germany
  8. Netherlands
  9. France
  10. China
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About Konstantinos Zournas

I studied Computer Engineering and Computer Science in London, UK and I am now living in Athens, Greece. I went online in 1995, started coding in 1996 and began buying domain names and creating websites in 2000. I started the OnlineDomain.com blog in 2012.

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