mcyger

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by mcyger 15y ago
Great to hear, hoodoof! :)
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How to Grab an Expiring Domain Name(domainsherpa.com)
2 points by mcyger 15y ago|3 comments
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A Disproportionate Chance of Startup Success(domainsherpa.com)
2 points by mcyger 15y ago|0 comments
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4 Alternatives to Buying a Domain Name for Your Startup(domainsherpa.com)
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After $5.8M in sales, what next for the previous owner of Bored.com?(domainsherpa.com)
1 points by mcyger 15y ago|0 comments
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by mcyger 15y ago
@ez77: It's a factor to consider, not the end-all, be-all deciding factor. I was going to purchase a five letter domain name for $2,000 a couple of years ago. It was way under priced for a standard english word dot com domain name. Turns ou
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Things to Do Before You Buy a Domain Name(domainsherpa.com)
17 points by mcyger 15y ago|3 comments
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If you own thousands of domains, monetize them here(domainsherpa.com)
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TUTORIAL: Find the Perfect Domain Name for Your Business(domainsherpa.com)
3 points by mcyger 15y ago|1 comments
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How to Start Your Own Groupon-Like Niche: Pizzerias.com(domainsherpa.com)
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How to Sell a Domain Name Quick(domainsherpa.com)
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How to Value a Generic Domain Name, Finally (Formula, Guidelines, +)(domainsherpa.com)
2 points by mcyger 15y ago|0 comments
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The Agreement You Need to Buy a Domain Name for Your Business(domainsherpa.com)
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Standard Value Proposition for the Domain Name Industry(domainsherpa.com)
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Like #WINNING? Interview with the Guy Who Sold CharlieSheen.com Back to Charlie(domainsherpa.com)
2 points by mcyger 15y ago|0 comments
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Shady Practices of the Domain Name Industry: My Experience(domainsherpa.com)
1 points by mcyger 15y ago|1 comments
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How One Entrepreneur Sold $100 Million In Businesses – with Marc Ostrofsky(domainsherpa.com)
4 points by mcyger 15y ago|1 comments
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How To Appraise A Domain Name With Online Valuation Tools(domainsherpa.com)
1 points by mcyger 15y ago|0 comments
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Forget Foursquare. Become Mayor By Buying Your City's Domain Name(domainsherpa.com)
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Expert SEO Advice: Singular or Plural Domain Name for Directory Site?(domainsherpa.com)
3 points by mcyger 16y ago|0 comments
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by mcyger 16y ago
This is a great point, and likely you'll win a UDRP because the registrant will ignore the request (if they're guilty). However, filing a UDRP costs about $1,300. Entrepreneurs should always register the domain name BEFORE you register for
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by mcyger 16y ago
3D domain names are hot with domain investors so I would suspect this was not an example of domain name front running, especially if it was a week later.
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by mcyger 16y ago
mcurving got most of this correct. Most large registrars will auto renew the domain on behalf of their customers as a "service." this gives you time to notice no email coming in and your domain/website not working. Most will allow you to re
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by mcyger 16y ago
@ohashi: It's not a big problem anymore as you npointed out. However, the way domain name tasting was reduced (i.e. The financial penalty that was put in place) does not eliminate the practice entirely. It is not illegal as stated by ICANN.
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by mcyger 16y ago
@JoachimSchipper: That is a good question. I'll need to do some research on that.
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by mcyger 16y ago
It's not a big problem anymore, but as I point out in the article a) it can happen a small percentage of the time and b) many registrars ARE in conflict of interest with their customers.
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by mcyger 16y ago
This is a commonplace-type issue with all public documents. For example, every time I am granted a trademark (which are publicly published upon grant), I receive a letter on official-looking stationary sayingnincan protect my trademark for
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by mcyger 16y ago
What do you mean by "querying the top level .com servers directly"? How are you doing that? Yes, any ISP would likely have a substantial delay in collecting, filtering and selling this type of data, which is why I think DNFR is most likely
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How To Keep Your Domain Name Searches Safe From Poachers(domainsherpa.com)
111 points by mcyger 16y ago|81 comments
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From Bankrupt Builder To Owning Every Zip Code(domainsherpa.com)
4 points by mcyger 16y ago|1 comments

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