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    discuss A Wake-Up Call for the Domain Industry

    I have been calling for a boycott of Afternic. https://www.namepros.com/threads/my-first-domain-sale-on-spaceship-should-we-boycott-afternic.1365673/
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    Fed Up With AFTERNIC

    AFTERNIC is truly an arrogant and garbage company. And it's not just the company—their employees are just as arrogant. I hope that from now on, whenever people discuss AFTERNIC on forums, they'll consciously add the tag #AFTERNICTrash.
  3. 789.xyz

    discuss A Wake-Up Call for the Domain Industry

    I disagree with your point. On GoDaddy’s domain search page, their so-called AI suggestions are completely random, and they never show second-hand domains other than .com — even when I’ve already set Afternic’s DNS, such as for geng.xyz. I own over a thousand domains, and I still can’t figure...
  4. 789.xyz

    How can I report this company?

    If your hundreds of domain names cannot be transferred out, no one is responding, and the transfer-in discount from another provider is about to expire, forcing you to pay thousands of dollars more—try to see if you can relax.
  5. 789.xyz

    Gname intentionally hides premium domain status during auctions.

    I spent $275 on a 3-letter .xyz domain in a Gname auction, only to discover afterward that it is a premium domain with an annual renewal cost of around $260. There was no indication whatsoever during the auction that this domain was premium. Looking back, I noticed that the bidding suddenly...
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    domains Swetha sells Operator.xyz for $40,000

    I own over 1,500 .xyz domains. Although many are of average quality, there are around 200 prefixes registered across more than 100 extensions. Good prefixes include Grace, Fortune, Wind, USDT, LiLy, KIN, Hawk, APK, and so on. But you know what? None of these have been purchased or even inquired...
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    news Thank You and Good Bye Afternic.com

    I have been calling for a boycott of Afternic. https://www.namepros.com/threads/my-first-domain-sale-on-spaceship-should-we-boycott-afternic.1365673/
  8. 789.xyz

    discuss Wow Made My First Sale on Spaceship & I AM Not Happy With How they Handled this. Is This Kosher or Am I At Fault. Enemies can respond.

    Based on your impatient attitude, I can tell that the problem lies with you, yet you're blaming others.
  9. 789.xyz

    discuss XYZ domain name that I sold and enabled this year.

    Of the xyz domains sold this year, the following are already in use: 1、aion.xyz @aionxyz 2、nlh.xyz（nolimitholdings.xyz） @nolimithodl 3、aux.xyz @aux_xyz 4、nodex.xyz（node-x.xyz） @Labs_NodeX
  10. 789.xyz

    domains Swetha sells Operator.xyz for $40,000

    90% of XYZ domains sold for over $10,000 come from the same person. Use your common sense—does that seem normal?
  11. 789.xyz

    Say goodbye to Dan, Dan is the best domain trading platform in my mind

    Afternic should be the one to shut down. The user experience is really poor! GoDaddy initially acquired DAN because it foresaw that DAN would steal its market share, so it was a protective acquisition. However, DAN had no voice in the upper management, and two years later, Afternic crushed its...
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    Spaceship suspects buyer fraud even after payment?

    I have received the payment.
  13. 789.xyz

    My First Domain Sale on Spaceship — Should We Boycott Afternic?

    My first domain sale on Spaceship — impressions: Pros: The commission is only 5%, which is great. Payments can be received in Bitcoin. Communication with support was smooth. Cons: No support for USDT. You can’t set a payout address directly — you have to provide it via chat. Also, I’ve...
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    priced Saveamerica.xyz available for sale

    Are you Swetha? Oh, you're not. This domain is worthless.
  15. 789.xyz

    Should we avoid Afternic?

    Afternic supports very few payment methods, unlike DAN, which supports BitPay or Payoneer. Afternic is practically a backward, closed-off, and arrogant company.
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    question I received a complaint regarding my trademark domain name.

    The one who contacted me doesn't seem to be a lawyer but rather a domain protection agency, https://safenames.net/.
  17. 789.xyz

    SixBiz.com – The All-in-One Platform for Domain Sellers One Landing Page With All Marketplaces Buy Now Buttons

    How do you make money if there's no commission? What's free is often the most expensive.
  18. 789.xyz

    discuss The sold domain name nodex.xyz has been activated.

    The domain I'm selling, http://nodex.xyz, has been activated. They were previously using http://node-x.xyz. Congratulations to the buyer on upgrading their brand!
  19. 789.xyz

    Spaceship suspects buyer fraud even after payment?

    The buyer has already paid, yet Spaceship still suspects that the customer might be committing fraud? I sold a domain on Spaceship and received a message saying that verification would take place within 24 hours, so I thought they needed to verify something with me. But after 24 hours, the...
  20. 789.xyz

    blog From Zero to 100,000 Domains: How it.com Achieved 20x Growth

    Selling second-level domain names? It's just a scam for fools.
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