Can you not just add a txt record with your Atom Verification code to get it listed and moved to your Atom Account.Another worrying bit: PB says the hacker not only bought and transferred the domain, but renewed it for a year using the compromised account. Now PB wants me to pay them that year's renewal fee if I want to keep it. How amazing. The cherry on top is that when I tried to list it for sale again on atom and acquir.ing, I found the alleged hacker already had it listed on atom, which prevents me from listing it.
You're right. Just sharing this as a heads-up to other members: be careful where you list your domains, and always follow up on your pending balances to ensure you get paid.
Tagging @Porkbun, can you please comment on this?Another worrying bit: PB says the hacker not only bought and transferred the domain, but renewed it for a year using the compromised account. Now PB wants me to pay them that year's renewal fee if I want to keep it. How amazing. The cherry on top is that when I tried to list it for sale again on atom and acquir.ing, I found the alleged hacker already had it listed on atom, which prevents me from listing it.
I brought this back to the team, since the purchase was made from a compromised account, those charges had to be reversed, and we shouldn't be charging you for a renewal a bad actor made either. We can't pay out on a fraudulent sale, but we shouldn't be asking you to cover the other orders they placed in bad faith. The domain is back in your account, so you can resolve any dispute with other third party marketplaces.Another worrying bit: PB says the hacker not only bought and transferred the domain, but renewed it for a year using the compromised account. Now PB wants me to pay them that year's renewal fee if I want to keep it. How amazing. The cherry on top is that when I tried to list it for sale again on atom and acquir.ing, I found the alleged hacker already had it listed on atom, which prevents me from listing it.
I sold a couple wholesale recently on Atom , Essentials and GlowUp, maybe someone here picked them up? Id like to get a few more if they become available .
.now Domains — $9,888 BIN EACH
Why .now?
LIMITED-TIME OFFER
Here we are wholesale buyers.Hello everyone,
I’m a very early investor in the .now extension and have been holding my .now domains since the end of 2024, shortly after the extension became available.
I’ve recently created a new NamePros account because I unfortunately lost accessibility to my old account, so I’m starting fresh here.
I’m making a selection of my .now portfolio available for sale, and for a limited period, I’m offering every domain below at the same flat BIN price of just $9,888 each.
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The .now extension has an inherently strong semantic meaning: immediacy, action, availability and doing something now.
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Several names in this portfolio are also exact-match / highly descriptive keywords, giving them potential applications across a broad range of businesses and emerging technologies.
BIN: $9,888 USD per domain
The $9,888 price applies to every domain listed above.
I’m offering this pricing for a limited period, so I may revise the prices or withdraw individual names from the sale at any time.
If you’re interested in any particular domain, please send me a PM here on NamePros.
Serious inquiries and reasonable offers are welcome.
Thank you for taking a look at my portfolio, and I look forward to connecting with fellow domain investors and .now enthusiasts.
