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.now showcase and discussion
Couldn't disagree more. The two go very well together. Name.now domains align perfectly with CV type of sites/pages that contain, for example, up-to-date information on the said person. What is John up to now? Visit John.now to find out. Email address format also flows very well. For example...- Points: 5
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- Section: gTLD Discussion
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.now showcase and discussion
Porkbun's $15.71 sale is still going. 🤞- Points: 4
- Post #2,179
- Section: gTLD Discussion
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.now showcase and discussion
Interesting: A reddit user received an offer of $1,100 for sellit.now Source: reddit . com / r / Domains/comments/1jjbb9f- Points: 4
- Post #2,155
- Section: gTLD Discussion
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.now showcase and discussion
Spaceship: $15.53 Porkbun: $15.71- Points: 4
- Post #1,918
- Section: gTLD Discussion
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.now showcase and discussion
Porkbun is having a small sale on .NOW's: from the regular $32 down to $22. Still doesn't beat Spaceship's ongoing $15 sale though.- Points: 4
- Post #1,610
- Section: gTLD Discussion
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.now showcase and discussion
Works with any TLD that's 3+ characters long. Been like this for years, iirc. asdfdsasdfone > asdfdsasdf.one asdfdsasdfnew > asdfdsasdf.new asdfdsasdffun > asdfdsasdf.fun What would've been nice is if Porkbun stopped pushing .inc and .it.com so hard and actually promoted newest TLD's by...- Points: 4
- Post #1,345
- Section: gTLD Discussion
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.now showcase and discussion
Comcast has launched a new line of prepaid products called NOW Xfinity at the following URL: xfinity.com/now That URL is begging for xfinity.now Obviously I'm not touching that domain name due to trademark. Anyway, we should send Comcast the memo.- Points: 3
- Post #2,465
- Section: gTLD Discussion
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.now showcase and discussion
Strangely, SSL redirects for those domain names are not working. In other words, this link works: http://amazon.now But this link doesn't: https://amazon.now That's a big boo-boo in 2025.- Points: 3
- Post #2,349
- Section: gTLD Discussion
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.now showcase and discussion
.ING is available on GoDaddy- Points: 3
- Post #2,075
- Section: gTLD Discussion
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.now showcase and discussion
Porkbun have further reduced their .NOW reg fee to $15.71, nearly matching Spaceship's $15.53.- Points: 3
- Post #1,613
- Section: gTLD Discussion
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.WEB after $135M and 10 years: real demand or launch hype?
The matching rule is dumb. Obviously it's good for the matching .com holders, but overall, any restrictions will dampen public interest in the TLD.- Points: 2
- Post #8
- Section: gTLD Discussion
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.now showcase and discussion
I believe Albert Einstein said that, not Aristotle.- Points: 2
- Post #2,317
- Section: gTLD Discussion
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.now showcase and discussion
Aaaaand it's over. Would be a perfect time for GoDaddy to finally support .NOW and kick off a sale.- Points: 2
- Post #2,184
- Section: gTLD Discussion
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.now showcase and discussion
Yep, it's mentioned on their About page. Year 2006. hover.com/about- Points: 2
- Post #1,736
- Section: gTLD Discussion
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question How can a domain name be listed for sale on several registrars?
Got it. Thank you.- Points: 2
- Post #6
- Section: Domain Buying and Selling Discussion
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.now showcase and discussion
Matt is lucky that his name is not a premium renewal. I don't understand why 'matt' is regular, but 'matthew' is premium. Which one do you think looks and sounds better: matt.now or matt.me?- Points: 1
- Post #2,764
- Section: gTLD Discussion
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.now showcase and discussion
That's cool. Any idea how to implement this on a page?- Points: 0
- Post #1,915
- Section: gTLD Discussion
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question How can a domain name be listed for sale on several registrars?
How am I supposed to list on more than one marketplace if each requires their own nameservers?? I can use either ns1/ns2.sedoparking OR ns1/ns2.afternic, but not both. Or am I wrong?- Points: 0
- Post #3
- Section: Domain Buying and Selling Discussion
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question How can a domain name be listed for sale on several registrars?
When you search wildlifesaver.com on GoDaddy, it says it's for sale. When you search the same domain name on Sedo, it says it's for sale. When you go to wildlifesaver.com, HugeDomains says it's for sale. How did they do that? I've listed one of my domain names on Sedo using Sedo nameservers...- Points: 0
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