@bmugford
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NameBright Suspended my Account without doing no wrong -- Has Anyone Else Experienced This?
I want to document a serious issue I’m currently facing with NameBright and warn other domain investors. • I loaded a $700 pre-funded balance into my account for domain registrations. • I then discovered that NameBright blocks regular users from registering fresh .com drops during drop time...- Fryo4life
- Post #1
- @bravo @modteam @bmugford
- Section: Domain Registrar Reviews
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NameBright Suspended my Account without doing no wrong -- Has Anyone Else Experienced This?
I want to document a serious issue I’m currently facing with NameBright and warn other domain investors. • I loaded a $700 pre-funded balance into my account for domain registrations. • I then discovered that NameBright blocks regular users from registering fresh .com drops during drop time...- Fryo4life
- Thread
- @bravo @modteam @bmugford
- Replies: 6
- Section: Domain Registrar Reviews
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advice Which TLD is Better for Growth – Expired Domains or Fresh New Ones?
I’m starting a new website and trying to decide if it’s smarter to buy an expired domain with some existing history or just go with a fresh new one. Which option do you think gives better results for boosting visibility and long-term growth?- harryedward1
- Post #1
- @expireddomain @bravo @modteam... @bmugford
- Section: General Domain Discussion
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advice Which TLD is Better for Growth – Expired Domains or Fresh New Ones?
I’m starting a new website and trying to decide if it’s smarter to buy an expired domain with some existing history or just go with a fresh new one. Which option do you think gives better results for boosting visibility and long-term growth?- harryedward1
- Thread
- @expireddomain @bravo @modteam... @bmugford
- Replies: 6
- Section: General Domain Discussion
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Premium English domains registered in non-English speaking extensions, what is the rationale for it?
Premium english domains registered in non english speaking CCTLD, how do they find end users? It doesn't make sense to me that there is a need for it by end users in those non-english speaking countries. An example is DataCube.com owned by bmugford is registered in several non-english CCTLDs...- Fryo4life
- Post #1
- @bmugford @twiki @recons
- Section: General Domain Discussion
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Premium English domains registered in non-English speaking extensions, what is the rationale for it?
Premium english domains registered in non english speaking CCTLD, how do they find end users? It doesn't make sense to me that there is a need for it by end users in those non-english speaking countries. An example is DataCube.com owned by bmugford is registered in several non-english CCTLDs...- Fryo4life
- Thread
- @bmugford @twiki @recons
- Replies: 6
- Section: General Domain Discussion
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