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Twitter has no love for DropCatch, apparently. Any domain name listed in auction at DropCatch, cannot be shared by punching in its live auction URL. The issue appears to have been ongoing for a while, and it’s definitely frustrating if one wants ...
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September 22, 2020 DomainGang
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We had a six figure domain name close on Saturday at GoDaddy auctions with ConstitutionUS.com closing at $103,000. The website was a pretty simple, straight forward website. Majestic.com shows Trust flow 37 – Citation flow 31 Educational Ref. Backlinks 145 Governmental Ref. Backlinks 5 Educational Ref. Domains 66 Governmental Ref. Domains 4 It will be […]
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September 13, 2020 Raymond Hackney
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PDFzone.com closed at $75,000 on GoDaddy auctions. A former website with Domain Authority 45 Page Authority 37 Moz Rank 3.7. Majestic stats Trust flow of 23 and Citation flow of 24. Educational Ref. Backlinks 89 Governmental Ref. Backlinks 2 Educational Ref. Domains 31 Governmental Ref. Domains 1 The website was once owned by Ziff Davis […]
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September 4, 2020 Raymond Hackney
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Nominet has responded to criticism of its plans to introduce registry-level .uk drop auctions by saying it’s not about money-grabbing and is not guaranteed to even happen. Registry MD Eleanor Bradley today blogged: In some quarters the commentary...
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July 29, 2020 Kevin Murphy
.UK, Domain Registries, drop catching
A group of Nominet members and registrars have launched a petition to prevent Nominet from introducing registry-level auctions for dropping .uk domain names. The petition, organized by Netistrar, reads: “We the undersigned members request that No...
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July 28, 2020 Kevin Murphy
.UK, Domain Registries, drop catching
Remember how ICANN raised hundreds of millions of dollars auctioning off new gTLD contracts, with only the vaguest of ideas how to spend the cash? Well, it’s coming pretty close to figuring out where the money goes. The GNSO Council approved a pl...
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July 27, 2020 Kevin Murphy
auction proceeds, ccwg, Domain Policy, gnso
Afilias is to get its day in “court” to decide the fate of the .web gTLD just 10 days from now. The registry is due to face off with ICANN before an Independent Review Process panel in a series of virtual hearings beginning August 3. The IR...
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July 24, 2020 Kevin Murphy
Domain Registries, ndc
Sunday was a hot day with excessive heat warnings in place. Things were heated at GoDaddy as well for Suite101.com. Suite101 was a collaborative publishing site based in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. It formerly generated revenue from advertisements and shared that revenue with contributors; but effective November 1, 2013, that revenue sharing program was terminated. […]
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July 19, 2020 Raymond Hackney
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Nominet has revealed a sweeping set of policy proposals that would totally revamp how expired domains are deleted and could essentially kill off drop-catching in the .uk domains market. The company is thinking about auctioning off expired domains at th...
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July 16, 2020 Kevin Murphy
.UK, Domain Registries, drop catching, expired
The auction for the domain DomainConsultant.com ended yesterday at $4,594 dollars on the DropCatch platform. A day later, the happy registrant has listed the domain on Afternic, seeking to almost double his money: the asking price is $7,999 dollars. Th...
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June 26, 2020 DomainGang
domain consultant, DomainConsultant.com, DropCatch