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When George Soros talks, commoners must listen. The man who single-handedly “broke” the Bank of England, is an expert investor and he’s warning everyone about China’s explosive credit debt numbers. Soros says that the Chinese debt-fueled growth echoes that of the US in 2007-2008, right before...

When George Soros talks, commoners must listen. The man who single-handedly “broke” the Bank of England, is an expert investor and he’s warning everyone about China’s explosive credit debt numbers. Soros says that the Chinese debt-fueled growth echoes that of the US in 2007-2008, right before...

Yoyo Email Ltd. has made news repeatedly. Citing a pending, yet non-disclosable to the public service, Yoyo Email Ltd. registered a few thousand .Email domains, many –if not most– of which matched corporate names, or trademarks of companies. It seems that in 2016, Yoyo Email Ltd. continues to...

Yoyo Email Ltd. has made news repeatedly. Citing a pending, yet non-disclosable to the public service, Yoyo Email Ltd. registered a few thousand .Email domains, many –if not most– of which matched corporate names, or trademarks of companies. It seems that in 2016, Yoyo Email Ltd. continues to...

In a recent auction,11.org sold for $20,000 dollars. Some said it was undersold, others that the price was right. Following on this trend comes the sale of 1787.com, for a massive $40,501 dollars. Nine bidders fought tooth and nail, and three of them bid above $30,000 bucks. Source

In a recent auction,11.org sold for $20,000 dollars. Some said it was undersold, others that the price was right. Following on this trend comes the sale of 1787.com, for a massive $40,501 dollars. Nine bidders fought tooth and nail, and three of them bid above $30,000 bucks. Source

Caveat Emptor! Domain Gang posted an article about Sedo's bungling of UDRP slapped IWC.net, a domain they sold to a customer for $1,400. You'll never believe what Sedo did after selling this domain and receiving the UDRP...

Caveat Emptor! Domain Gang posted an article about Sedo's bungling of UDRP slapped IWC.net, a domain they sold to a customer for $1,400. You'll never believe what Sedo did after selling this domain and receiving the UDRP...