Best posts by MSB
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.now showcase and discussion
Transfer.now was deemed protected against a udrp challenge brought forth by the owner of Transfernow.com & Transfernow.net Good news for the owner and also I like to hear this as it sets a good precedent for the future of other premium .now domain’s protections- Points: 18
- Post #4,827
- Section: gTLD Discussion
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.now showcase and discussion
Scooped. Easy I love hiking lol Felt like a super brandable call to action. Hike.now- Points: 16
- Post #4,339
- Section: gTLD Discussion
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discuss Your reg. of the day
I bit the .now bullet. A little surprised out of all the words in the English language, I found this one still available.- Points: 14
- Post #56,955
- Section: Domain Buying and Domain Purchases
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discuss Your reg. of the day
Was too good to pass up.- Points: 8
- Post #56,984
- Section: Domain Buying and Domain Purchases
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showcase Your Purchase or Snap of the Day (No Handregs)
$5 expiring closeouts ftw- Points: 7
- Post #12,619
- Section: Domain Buying and Domain Purchases
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I'm Brad Mugford, owner of DataCube.com. AMA
Hello Brad, if you haven’t already commented on it here… what kind of outbound efforts have you practiced over the years previously leading to offers/sales? Currently? I have a good amount of decent two word .coms like you mentioned ( w obvious niches) such as lockedcar.com (mobile...- Points: 7
- Post #401
- Section: Ask Pros Anything (APA)
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.now showcase and discussion
@NameGroove doing the lords work on X I love all of rebrand.now’s posts getting the word out on the tld- Points: 6
- Post #4,789
- Section: gTLD Discussion
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.now showcase and discussion
I had the Afternic x page respond to a “when .now support?” Comment I had made to them a couple days ago, as well as I’ve seen godaddy corporate team comment as well about ten days ago that they’re internally monitoring/planning their support for it. Who knows their timeline but it sounds like...- Points: 6
- Post #4,714
- Section: gTLD Discussion
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.now showcase and discussion
Tons of plural hot single words and other uses available atm. I’m fairly new to domaining as a long term deal but in a world quickly becoming more and more quick/convenient/instant I absolutely love the .now train- Points: 6
- Post #4,359
- Section: gTLD Discussion
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discuss Your reg. of the day
Kind of went a different angle seeking GPT/AI related through geographical locations. Was a bit surprised to manage to handreg if I say so myself. Politics aside, I like the play for the cost of admission: GPTisrael.com- Points: 6
- Post #56,790
- Section: Domain Buying and Domain Purchases
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.now showcase and discussion
Here was the first comment I had noticed a godaddy team member speak on .now the other day I’ll reply to it if anyone missed it. The more recent comment from the Afternic x page here: Just sharing these as I see them as relevant to the “when Afternic??” elephant. Best- Points: 5
- Post #4,716
- Section: gTLD Discussion
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.now showcase and discussion
I could be wrong I thought I saw godaddy staff acknowledging on a Mr Bob Hawkes post that they were recently having internal discussions at godaddy about .now support.- Points: 5
- Post #4,483
- Section: gTLD Discussion
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.now showcase and discussion
.now is so underrated currently. It brands better than all the other tlds atm from an availability standpoint imo- Points: 4
- Post #5,559
- Section: gTLD Discussion
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.now showcase and discussion
It sounds like maybe getting over extended to a single domain. I might be wrong but I’ve seen a lot of positive indicators for .now, and even though there’s not a million companies flocking to all switch over immediately, there’s been massive media institutions adopting .now, which means at the...- Points: 4
- Post #5,510
- Section: gTLD Discussion
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.now showcase and discussion
- Points: 4
- Post #5,284
- Section: gTLD Discussion
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.now showcase and discussion
My gut tells me adoption will be low, as I don’t see a reason for an organization to invest real resources behind a major brand component that they do not own. If they ever lose the domain it could be a major conflict in a lot of cases.- Points: 4
- Post #4,936
- Section: gTLD Discussion
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.now showcase and discussion
My .now have been seeing decent stats since adding to spaceship about 10 days ago. Actual specific site visits and unique on the upswing last few days. Hope it’s more than bot traffic- Points: 4
- Post #4,777
- Section: gTLD Discussion
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.now showcase and discussion
Everything becomes more and more instantaneous by the day - marketing teams have really started to emphasize NOW- Points: 4
- Post #4,731
- Section: gTLD Discussion
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.now showcase and discussion
Brilliant call. You somewhat grabbed the Spanish language niche in one Idk but blindly diez.now is super clean- Points: 4
- Post #4,393
- Section: gTLD Discussion
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