can i register a name like this:
found an available name that used to be a site, was registered and used by a company but has been a coming soon page for about 7 years then available. the name is a general brandable term for a tool like "band saw" and the company's name was like "the band saw"...
I am looking for a good eco/green/sustainable shopping affiliate
i was redirecting my site sustainableshopping.com to ebays world of good but like most people Im not loving the new "quality click pricing"
thanks
oh im sorry i didnt mean to chime in that ebay was the worst for domaining b/c thats not my field on ebay, just in general the changes have been hard to deal with, no negative feedback increased fees etc
how to approach a chinese end user?
Wondering how to sell a name to a chinese company. should I use google translate or just write in english? anyone with success with this have any tips?
thanks
Deborah
IgoMogul doesn't have control over where your site is hosted if you are the owner of the godaddy account, where your name is registered. As mentioned by the other poster you need to get purchase hosting and change your Name Servers to point to the new hosting.
copy your website first.
Hi Deborah
I'm really sorry to hear of your situation. It seems this company is banking on people becoming successful and putting them between a rock and a hard place.
Maybe some here can help you out with this.
So, just to clarify, does IgoMogul claim ownership of the content of your site? or...
got this this morning through a scam buster site
"I was scammed by Igomogul. I’ve finally figured out how this scam works. Igomogul gets you to contract a website design through them. Igomogul makes an account with godaddy listing you as the registrant, this is $10 a year. Once a person looks...
i have not yet sold a website and name together but i would think you would have to be clear if you are selling the name and the site as well, you still own the content if they are buying the name only. a developed site making revenue would be worth more then just the name alone.
the content...
not sure if you already have this set up but maybe you should set up alerts for change of registration for your email. I have this set up at domaintools.com and it works well, maybe too well i hate dropping a name i thought was stupid and then seeing that someone else bought it but oh well