Notes from Nelsonville
While a typical domain is $15 to $20 per year, government domains are ... was scheduled “to determine what, exactly, is going down the tubes there.
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That Gay.app $1million sale might be legit
Well the news we reported on about Gay.app yesterday might ( I SAID MIGHT) just be true. Gay.app now forwards to Blued.com (of course a redirect does not mean a sale took place), a Chinese based social app geared toward the gay community. Blued has rec...
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GDPR Your Domains For Sale? How to Keep Your Domain Name Lottery Ticket Alive
CircleID: Have you ever sold a domain name that was just sitting in your registrar account? Maybe it was for that idea you had, but never found the time to develop. Perhaps it was for a business or website you once ran and then let go by the wayside. ...
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Geek Deals: Save 25 Percent, Get Started with WordPress.com Today
Step up to the Personal tier, and you'll drop the ads, get your own domain name, get premium support, and your storage doubles to 6GB. If you're just ...
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Top Topics: My First $1,000 Sale; A Legal Letter Claiming Wrongful Acquisition…
NamePros: It's May 25th, which means that GDPR goes into effect today. Aside from DomainGang being unavailable to European readers, a number of news sites such as LA Times and Chicago Tribune are blocked for those in Europe. Britain's Nominet has also...
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WTF Is The White House Gift Shop? A TPM Special Report
I soon realized that everyone was talking about a separate White House Gift Shop website, under its own domain name, which looked pretty rickety to ...
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Creators of Trisis malware have expanded their ICS attacks
As Xenotime matures, it is less likely that the group will make this mistake in the ... Roaming Mantis spread through domain name system hijacking and ...
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Trademark Considerations When Building A Brand
Once this list is determined, consider registering obvious variations of each candidate as domain names. If in attempting to do so you discover that the ...
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DomainCostClub provides domain owners with whois privacy but they can opt-out
OnlineDomain.com: DomainCostClub.com has informed me about the changes on whois data visibility after the GDPR enforcement today. The DomainCostClub provides domain name owners with whois privacy but they can opt-out if they want their whois data to b...
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ICANN + GDPR = NoWHOIS
Welcome to the brave new domaining world, devoid of actual WHOIS information. The GDPR is officially the most damaging bureaucratic concoction ever created about digital information, effectively dividing the Internet into two large zones: one available...
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