With mystery auction winner, .sexy prices go from $25 to $2,500
UNR is increasing the annual price of a .sexy domain from $25 to over $2,000, according to registrars. The price increase will hit from April 30, according to registrars, but…
Read moreUNR is increasing the annual price of a .sexy domain from $25 to over $2,000, according to registrars. The price increase will hit from April 30, according to registrars, but…
Read moreDogsaholic.com sold for $8,482 Posted on 27 March 2022 by NamePros Daily Today: The Appraisal of NewYorkAbuseAttorney.com / Looking for metaverse domains, up to $100 each / Appraising 248.info /…
Read moreGambling.com was purchased for $2.5M at Sedo back in 2011. Using a category defining domain name the company behind it, Gambling.com Group Limited (Nasdaq: GAMB) has become a big player…
Read moreMicrosoft published an article on the Metaverse and security. In the article they talked about identity being the first priority and how fraudsters might phish in the Metaverse will not…
Read moreThe Guardian published an article on .io and how the government of Mauritius wants control of .io. I first wrote about it back in 2015, and then again in July…
Read moreIn my morning DomainTools Domain Monitor alert email I received this morning, I noticed a registrar and registrant change for the LA.com domain name. LA.com had been registered at GoDaddy…
Read moreIn my morning DomainTools Domain Monitor alert email I received this morning, I noticed a registrar and registrant change for the LA.com domain name. LA.com had been registered at GoDaddy…
Read moreFour months ago Nikul from Hypernames.co sold Nomad.xyz for $49,000. This is the 20th highest reported .xyz sale of all time. No surprise the buyer is in the crypto space.…
Read moreThe latest on UDRP and other issues domain investors need to know about. Today we check in with Zak Muscovitch, general counsel for Internet Commerce Association. We discuss DNS abuse…
Read moreThe judgment could exceed $5 million, including legal fees. A U.S. District Judge has ordered (pdf) OnlineNic and its Whois privacy service Domain ID Shield to pay Meta Platforms (Facebook)…
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