Something's amiss. I began by picking three just to see what the WHOIS is like. I noticed they shared the same birthday," but were born on different years (July 26, 20XX).
I thought that was odd and went down a rabbithole (jackalope-hole?) and looked through 26 of the top 100 (by $$$) sold on...
Great article. I'm virologist by day and palindromes are a common enough occurrence. I have a few palindromes and palindrome-like domain names in my bag.
u2u.app ("User to user") technically makes the list as a palindrome, but it feels like I cheated to get there. golb.blog checks the 'across...
I'd lock the domain for a few minutes and then unlock it again on. It may look good—i.e. it shows up as "unlocked" when looking at its status, but something is garbled up behind the scene. Cycling through locking it and unlocking it may straighten things out. If this was a bet, it'd be like the...
If it's what I think it is, it's something called round tripping (Google "finance round tripping").
To put it in context, imagine a scenario where a kingpin wants to make his $1M of dirty drug money look legitimate and get it into legitimate banks. In Act I of this crime drama, you'll have bad...
Why is Sav changing my nameservers? I tried to get an answer from chat support and they were worthless. I also asked for a copy of a nameserver change log and they claimed that it was an entirely internal document they couldn't share with me.
IMO the seller is putting the domain(s) up for sale as a BIN(s) for some ungodly amount (e.g. bgqykc for $1167)—probably just before the domain expires on 7/26, and the seller is then coming in and paying that ungodly amount shortly after it's put up for sale. All of the last updated dates on...
I'm stumbling on this a year later and I couldn't agree more. The agent managed to log a call, email the buyer, and mark the negotiations as stalled all within one minute of one another.
Yikes. A breakup that messy is worthy of a Taylor Swift song.
She sold a majority share to investors in 2023. I get the impression there wasn't a separation agreement in place when she left the company in July 2026.
The last updated on all of the WHOISs is July 26 or 27, 2026. Wouldn't they have "last updated" dates of August 25(ish), 2026 or later last updated dates if they went to auction (to account for the 30 day grace period) if they were going to new owners?