Packet Clearing House sent a letter warning ICANN about the Operational Stability of the .ORG Domain. In short they claim that unless prices are increased significantly (more than 10% as claimed) the buyer of the …
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The world map using country code domains
Nominet created a world map using the number of registrations of country code Top Level Domains (ccTLDs) to represent the size of the respective country. Countries are in the right places, but not of the …
Read More »Save .ORG infographic #SaveDotOrg
Access Now published an infographic on Twitter about saving the .ORG extension. “It’s not too late to #SaveDotOrg. This infographic explains why civil society across the globe is fighting to stop the sale & keep …
Read More »The case of the $2,500 .org domain name
You can’t trust Ethos Capital with .org. You can’t trust them with anything. Anyone giving Ethos Capital a voice is doing a big mistake. It is ICANN that needs to be asked some hard questions …
Read More »Mike Mann sells 9 domains for $212,664 in November
Mike Mann reported selling 9 domain names in November for a total of $212,664. Prices started at $7,500 and went up to $52,500. Mike Mann sold 9 .com domains which you can see further below. …
Read More »ICANN pretends to care while ISOC and PIR have something to hide
ICANN pretends to care Göran Marby, ICANN President & CEO and Maarten Botterman, ICANN Board Chair issued an update about .org yesterday saying that: “According to the .ORG Registry Agreement and our processes for reviewing …
Read More »NamesCon Global 2020 agenda
The agenda for NamesCon Global 2020 has been announced. The Domain Economic Forum takes place from January 29 to February 1 at Austin, Texas. This is the early version of the agenda, so there are …
Read More »NamesCon domain auction moves to GoDaddy and Proxibid
At last some change in the NamesCon Global domain auction as the action moves from Namejet to GoDaddy. The new platform is of course GoDaddy Auctions with its pros and cons. The auction page is …
Read More »Let’s sue ICANN
The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) doesn’t care about the thousands of comments, tweets, articles, petitions and opinions. Submitting comments and signing petitions achieves nothing. Like nothing was achieved by the 3,200 …
Read More »GoDaddy: Releasing outbound domain transfers is not working
We all know that GoDaddy has a failing system with hundreds of bugs lurking around but these random problems are really scary. So in the past few months releasing domain name outbound transfers is not …
Read More »Now that ParkingCrew is sold I am looking for a new domain parking company
Now that ParkingCrew is sold to CentralNic I am looking for a new domain parking company. I am looking for a reputable parking company that offers both 1-click and 2-click landers. I also need them …
Read More »Clueless company threatens Rick Schwartz
A totally clueless company threatened Rick Schwartz with a Cease and Desist letter about one of Rick’s domain names: Prop.com. Here is what Rick said about this in a tweet: C&D Meets FU POS Wants …
Read More »Mike Mann sells 6 domains for $137,138 in October
Mike Mann reported selling 6 domain names in October for a total of $137,138. Prices started at $12,500 and went up to $60,000. Mike Mann sold 6 .com domains which you can see further below. …
Read More »New website (full of BS, lies and omissions) created about the .ORG sale
The 3 companies involved in the .ORG domain name extension sale, PIR, Internet Society and Ethos Capital, created a new website about the .ORG sale: keypointsabout.org. This seems like a reply to the website created …
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