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Premier.TV sold for $3000 Posted on 10 August 2021 by NamePros Daily Today: GPP.de sold for $14,098 / Squadhelp names wanted, will pay up to $1000 / $5.98 .COM transfer…
Read morePremier.TV sold for $3000 Posted on 10 August 2021 by NamePros Daily Today: GPP.de sold for $14,098 / Squadhelp names wanted, will pay up to $1000 / $5.98 .COM transfer…
Read moreThe brandable domain names that sold last week, how much they sold for, and where they sold, week thirty one. Quick rules recap for how I determine this list: No…
Read moreUsing Get as a prefix is not uncommon for brands that either cannot buy or don’t want to pay for their one word brand name. Roman defines themselves as a…
Read moreAuntie Buzz SAW it coming! Posted by DomainGang on August 10, 2021, at 3:12 pm Auntie Buzz is the apparent new mascot of SAW, the domain brokerage powerhouse formed a…
Read moreAligned has acquired property in Salt Lake City for a build-to-suit data center project for a customer, the company said today. Aligned expects to complete the “multiple megawatt” facility by…
Read moreSedo released their weekly domain name sales and QuantEngine.com led the way at $20,000. GPP.de was second at 12,000 Euro, ($14,066). Three other .coms tied for third at $10,000. Popular…
Read moreICA hosted a panel of new gTLD experts who shared their expertise and predictions for the next round of the new gTLD application process in a webinar earlier this week.…
Read moreAbout The Author: Elliot Silver is an Internet entrepreneur and publisher of DomainInvesting.com. Elliot is also the founder and President of Top Notch Domains, LLC, a company that has sold…
Read moreJamie Zoch has uncovered more domain name sales and transactions than just about anyone I know. He has access to the same tools I use, yet he finds far more…
Read moreThe domain BikeSource.com, a 1996 registration, was lost via a UDRP complaint that the Respondent didn’t respond to formally. Instead of involving an attorney, such as ESQwire (note: advertisers on…
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