Best posts by NamePK
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news Chinese man won’t give up his fight for valuable one-letter .com domains
I don't know how to comment on this, but is there any documented basis for ICANN to retain those domain names ending in ".com"?- Points: 3
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- Section: Domain Blog
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domains IPFire.org has launches community-powered Domain Blocklist
The ones responsible are the people behind it, not the domain name. Blocking the domain name can only be a temporary measure.- Points: 2
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- Section: Domain News ≫ Handpicked
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sales Ai.haus Sold for $16,520; Fiberplas.com for $14,888...
Sedo also has many AI domain names- Points: 1
- Post #3
- Section: Daily Domain Sales
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news 2025’s biggest .com gainers: Namecheap, Hostinger, Cloudflare
The spaceship relies on its long-term low-price advantage.I don't know how long it will last. The prices of domain names vary greatly. Some reseller prices are even higher than the prices for those who do not have a reseller status.- Points: 1
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- Section: Domain Blog
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sales 677.cc Sold for $14,251; 2381.com for $11,338...
Incredible CC- Points: 1
- Post #3
- Section: Daily Domain Sales
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news Four reasons why .com is growing again
Perhaps thanks to the com promotions that some registrars have continued to offer in the first half of the year.- Points: 1
- Post #2
- Section: Domain Blog
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NameBright Suspended my Account without doing no wrong -- Has Anyone Else Experienced This?
The registrar's management system seems pretty bad. Is there no appeal channel for disputes? You could try emailing ICANN.- Points: 0
- Post #9
- Section: Domain Registrar Reviews
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The manual service on the Dynadot website is pretty bad.
@Caleb Tweed- Points: 0
- Post #2
- Section: Domain Registrar Reviews
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Spaceship vs Porkbun??
Both Space and Porkbun are pretty good, and the prices aren’t too high. The former has more favorable prices for .com domains, while the latter seems to support more top-level domains. I don’t quite understand how some expensive registrars are still able to survive. Porkbun’s website uses Google...- Points: 0
- Post #5
- Section: Domain Registrar Reviews
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The manual service on the Dynadot website is pretty bad.
1.I can't make sense of the customer service hours. The website listing in Pacific Time is just a joke for customers from other countries. 2.Due to an unknown reason, the status of each PayPal payment order is abnormal and requires manual handling by the customer service team. It cannot be...- Points: 0
- Post #1
- Section: Domain Registrar Reviews
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marketplace Is Brandable Domaining Dead?
The overall market share for domain applications hasn't grown, but users now have more choices, so the slice of the pie that registries get is actually shrinking. Expanding domain application scenarios is definitely necessary. Although there are more top-level domains now, the prices for some of...- Points: 0
- Post #29
- Section: NamePros Blog
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news .net prices going up
The popularity of the net might be going down, but the price is going up! Seems like there's no connection.- Points: 0
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- Section: Domain Blog
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domains ICANN Terminates Two Registrars as DNS Abuse and Compliance Failures Escalate
Almost got confused with truename.- Points: 0
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- Section: Domain Blog
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domains Thirty-Five Years Later, Moscow Comes Looking for the Soviet Union’s Domain
Maybe because of the war, they might feel it's necessary to strengthen internet security, not just against .su.- Points: 0
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- Section: Domain Blog
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news Registered Agents applies for six top level domains, starts RSP
This wave of top-level domain applications seems to be a scene of prosperity.- Points: 0
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- Section: Domain Blog
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blog Dynadot Upgrades to ICA Platinum Membership, Reinforcing Support for the Domain Investor Community
I'm not too happy with it. Ever since I filed a dispute on PayPal and then canceled it, every order I place on Dynadot has problems, which means I have to contact customer service every time.- Points: 0
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- Section: Domain News ≫ Handpicked
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news Porkbun hits 4 million domains, adopts DomainAttest
DomainAttest is an atom. I didn't expect it to be used either.- Points: 0
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- Section: Domain Blog
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information OpusDNS Ignites Free-For-All While Atom.com Offers Cure For Domain Owner Verification Blues
OpusDNS The business isn’t global enough, and it’s not well-known.- Points: 0
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- Section: Domain News ≫ Handpicked
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