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by astrong 11y ago
Did you register the domain name before their trademark ? There are several ways under the Uniform Domain Resolution Policy whereby they can come after the domain name. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uniform_Domain-Name
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by astrong 11y ago
Try the contests over at http://www.namestation.com/contests
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by astrong 11y ago
That was 2010 right ? I'm going to throw this out there...The 2015 price point for a dictionary .com name of that caliber is double that at least.
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by astrong 12y ago
Every domain registrar handles an expiration of the domains they manage differently. Godaddy for example has a 43 day period, during which they take over and auction the domain name, before it is returned to the registry. Watch here for an
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by astrong 12y ago
Just requested my moniker.com password and they just went ahead and emailed it to me in plain text without any sort of authenticating. Great security features. I also see the IP 88.150.178.59 in my logs. No missing names that I can see.
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by astrong 12y ago
LOL - "The principle of the matter"
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by astrong 13y ago
Fun idea Daniel. I'll throw something in.
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by astrong 15y ago
pud, we've talked domains before, through a mutual friend Jay W. Anyway, call Godaddy and ask them for an executive lock on all your domains. Also ask for an executive account rep. Once you have both of those, Godaddy actually calls you an
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by astrong 15y ago
you're gonna be a busy dude Larry. I'd like to chat you up too. Thanks
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by astrong 15y ago
From someone who also works with and helps entrepreneurs to acquire domains, I think you got a great score here Brett and your persistence has to be noted. I'm sure it didn't take 1 email Only one question I'm curious what your "non-low-ba
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by astrong 15y ago
Did you sell it already? if not I'm interested in the details
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by astrong 15y ago
how much was it ? I'm guessing $800,000
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by astrong 15y ago
I'd imagine every person that is using the phrase "domain-squatting parasite" in this thread has a couple, if not a handful of domains, that they aren't using right now and would charge a premium for if they were asked to sell. hypocritical