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  1. Future Sensors

    security Would You Notice a Domain Vanishing from Your Account?

    Most of us treat our registrar accounts like banks. We deposit our digital assets, enable two-factor authentication, and assume they are safe in the vault until we are ready to sell or renew. But the reality is that the Internet is fragile, and software is prone to error. Recently, we have...
  2. Future Sensors

    security Would You Notice a Domain Vanishing from Your Account?

    Most of us treat our registrar accounts like banks. We deposit our digital assets, enable two-factor authentication, and assume they are safe in the vault until we are ready to sell or renew. But the reality is that the Internet is fragile, and software is prone to error. Recently, we have...
  3. BrandEntrance.com

    warning CentralNic Reseller denying access to my account and domains

    I have no access to the service, ergo I cannot add funds. I have no idea what to pay, where to pay etc. Is this reasonable that they will now withold my access to my domains based upon an unsolveable situation for me as a customer. Why are these people in business with this logic? Frank W...
  4. BrandEntrance.com

    warning CentralNic Reseller denying access to my account and domains

    I have no access to the service, ergo I cannot add funds. I have no idea what to pay, where to pay etc. Is this reasonable that they will now withold my access to my domains based upon an unsolveable situation for me as a customer. Why are these people in business with this logic? Frank W...
  5. Bobby JL Jones

    GoDaddy Lease-to-Own Breach of Contract: Questionable and Unethical Behavior by GoDaddy Aftermarket

    Disclaimer: This post was drafted with the assistance of ChatGPT to help organize and clearly present the facts. The situation described is 100% real and reflects my current experience navigating a contractual dispute with GoDaddy. Any feedback, positive or otherwise, is truly appreciated and...
  6. Bobby JL Jones

    GoDaddy Lease-to-Own Breach of Contract: Questionable and Unethical Behavior by GoDaddy Aftermarket

    Disclaimer: This post was drafted with the assistance of ChatGPT to help organize and clearly present the facts. The situation described is 100% real and reflects my current experience navigating a contractual dispute with GoDaddy. Any feedback, positive or otherwise, is truly appreciated and...
  7. Jeffrey

    Sav sold my domain for a mere $3

    My domain alievi.com was sold for mere $3 although I listed it for $3,499. I was not even notified that there was a bid. I just received the email that it was sold for $3. I asked them to cancel the sale, they said they could not do something about it.
  8. Jeffrey

    Sav sold my domain for a mere $3

    My domain alievi.com was sold for mere $3 although I listed it for $3,499. I was not even notified that there was a bid. I just received the email that it was sold for $3. I asked them to cancel the sale, they said they could not do something about it.
  9. C

    Domain Theft

    Hard to believe after nearly 25 years, but I got hit by criminals who have stolen a number of my domains. Any insights beyond working with the registrar of record to resolve this quickly? -Commerce
  10. C

    Domain Theft

    Hard to believe after nearly 25 years, but I got hit by criminals who have stolen a number of my domains. Any insights beyond working with the registrar of record to resolve this quickly? -Commerce
  11. WhoaDomain.com

    question Is Hosterstats data ever wrong? Could it ever be tricked or manipulated?

    hi. I did a whois on a domain that I "swear" I owned. We've all been there. later I found out I owned the reverse of the two word domain. I checked my emails of course and found no email from no registrar to show me I ever owned it. I'm always paranoid my email got hacked and receipts deleted...
  12. WhoaDomain.com

    question Is Hosterstats data ever wrong? Could it ever be tricked or manipulated?

    hi. I did a whois on a domain that I "swear" I owned. We've all been there. later I found out I owned the reverse of the two word domain. I checked my emails of course and found no email from no registrar to show me I ever owned it. I'm always paranoid my email got hacked and receipts deleted...
  13. TestCase

    security Social engineering still works! Unfortunately...

    From Krebs On Security. Be careful out there! https://krebsonsecurity.com/2020/01/does-your-domain-have-a-registry-lock/
  14. TestCase

    security Social engineering still works! Unfortunately...

    From Krebs On Security. Be careful out there! https://krebsonsecurity.com/2020/01/does-your-domain-have-a-registry-lock/
  15. Dandelion

    debate Domainers Stealing Domains from Domainers

    Hey Folks, This issue has been bothering me for a while now and I just needed to get it out for us to have a debate on it. Why are Domainers so willing to steal domains from other Domainers? I don't mean outright conventional stealing, I mean stealing through the auctions. We all have lost...
  16. Dandelion

    debate Domainers Stealing Domains from Domainers

    Hey Folks, This issue has been bothering me for a while now and I just needed to get it out for us to have a debate on it. Why are Domainers so willing to steal domains from other Domainers? I don't mean outright conventional stealing, I mean stealing through the auctions. We all have lost...
  17. Rob Monster

    alert [email protected] was hacked - Premium domains being sold by hacker

    Epik.com has just busted a domain thief. The domain account at Network Solutions controlled by [email protected] is a hacked account. The person portraying themselves to be [email protected] is selling domains for crypto. The seller was offering these premium names for implausibly attractive...
  18. Rob Monster

    alert [email protected] was hacked - Premium domains being sold by hacker

    Epik.com has just busted a domain thief. The domain account at Network Solutions controlled by [email protected] is a hacked account. The person portraying themselves to be [email protected] is selling domains for crypto. The seller was offering these premium names for implausibly attractive...
  19. Dustie

    [RESOLVED] - Domain Name Stolen...A Horrible Story and a Warning...

    Hi All. I've not been in here for a number of years, but a week ago I had my domain of 20 years (dustie.com) stolen and I have to tell the story. it looks like I'm out of luck here, and out a lot of money, but maybe my story can help prevent this happening to someone else. This happened at...
  20. Dustie

    [RESOLVED] - Domain Name Stolen...A Horrible Story and a Warning...

    Hi All. I've not been in here for a number of years, but a week ago I had my domain of 20 years (dustie.com) stolen and I have to tell the story. it looks like I'm out of luck here, and out a lot of money, but maybe my story can help prevent this happening to someone else. This happened at...
  21. toughdomains

    security Another potential scam email - Any thoughts?

    I just received this email...but before I did they emailed me at the whois email to make sure it was the correct email...anyone else get this? this is my favorite line... "He is a professional investor and cannot afford to lose the money and domain and will send you the funds only after you...
  22. toughdomains

    security Another potential scam email - Any thoughts?

    I just received this email...but before I did they emailed me at the whois email to make sure it was the correct email...anyone else get this? this is my favorite line... "He is a professional investor and cannot afford to lose the money and domain and will send you the funds only after you...
  23. James Iles

    alert CV.com Is Returned to Its Rightful Owner

    With just 676 domains in existence, two-letter .COM names are some of the most sought-after properties on the Internet. Thanks largely to interest from Chinese investors, these names now routinely fetch six and seven-figure prices. Two-letter names are liquid domains that can easily be resold...
  24. James Iles

    alert CV.com Is Returned to Its Rightful Owner

    With just 676 domains in existence, two-letter .COM names are some of the most sought-after properties on the Internet. Thanks largely to interest from Chinese investors, these names now routinely fetch six and seven-figure prices. Two-letter names are liquid domains that can easily be resold...
  25. Gaptooth

    It's over! - Heidipowell.com

    I am more than saddened to tell you all that we have reached the end of this long road today. It will be 14 months on Wednesday that we have been fighting this fight for the right to keep my name. Money in the hands of people with no values won today. Today our motion to get a stay so we...
  26. Gaptooth

    It's over! - Heidipowell.com

    I am more than saddened to tell you all that we have reached the end of this long road today. It will be 14 months on Wednesday that we have been fighting this fight for the right to keep my name. Money in the hands of people with no values won today. Today our motion to get a stay so we...
  27. Sachy555

    Domain Name Big Issue ... Need Help

    Buy domain name. Make payment. Got confirmation from Visa payment given to Registrar account. Got confirmation from My Bank payment debited to Registrar account. Got confirmation mail by Registrar itself Thank You for purchasing domain with Exact Domain name - Qty - Term - Price Shocking -...
  28. Sachy555

    Domain Name Big Issue ... Need Help

    Buy domain name. Make payment. Got confirmation from Visa payment given to Registrar account. Got confirmation from My Bank payment debited to Registrar account. Got confirmation mail by Registrar itself Thank You for purchasing domain with Exact Domain name - Qty - Term - Price Shocking -...
  29. Joe Styler

    GoDaddy Phishing email going out - Please be careful

    We were made aware this morning by a few customers that they are getting emails claiming to be from GoDaddy that are saying that their valuable domains sold and that they should unlock them and move them to the buyer within 5 days. These emails are FAKE please be extra careful as they appear to...
  30. Joe Styler

    GoDaddy Phishing email going out - Please be careful

    We were made aware this morning by a few customers that they are getting emails claiming to be from GoDaddy that are saying that their valuable domains sold and that they should unlock them and move them to the buyer within 5 days. These emails are FAKE please be extra careful as they appear to...
  31. DomainSherpa

    interviews Help! My Domain Name Was Stolen (And 3 Ways to Recover It) - With David Weslow

    Millions of credit cards numbers are stolen every month, and bots continually scour the internet looking for websites to hack. The domain name industry is not immune to thieves and hackers. A month doesn't go by without a domain name being identified as stolen and the registrant frantically...
  32. DomainSherpa

    interviews Help! My Domain Name Was Stolen (And 3 Ways to Recover It) - With David Weslow

    Millions of credit cards numbers are stolen every month, and bots continually scour the internet looking for websites to hack. The domain name industry is not immune to thieves and hackers. A month doesn't go by without a domain name being identified as stolen and the registrant frantically...
  33. equity78

    registrars The Thing That Should Be Added to Every Registrar's Terms of Service

    When you look at the Terms of Service for any registrar they are all basically the same, they are looking to cover their behind. Go Daddy wants you to know they may record a conversation without your permission: You are aware that GoDaddy may from time-to-time call you about your account, and...
  34. equity78

    registrars The Thing That Should Be Added to Every Registrar's Terms of Service

    When you look at the Terms of Service for any registrar they are all basically the same, they are looking to cover their behind. Go Daddy wants you to know they may record a conversation without your permission: You are aware that GoDaddy may from time-to-time call you about your account, and...
  35. DN.com

    Domain Theft Preventions and Remedies

    Domain theft is notorious. Although cunning the thieves are, registrants can prevent the theft and avoid the unnecessary loss with precautions. For Investors a. Never divulge your personal information. Some thieves can steal the domain names easily, because they already have the account...
  36. DN.com

    Domain Theft Preventions and Remedies

    Domain theft is notorious. Although cunning the thieves are, registrants can prevent the theft and avoid the unnecessary loss with precautions. For Investors a. Never divulge your personal information. Some thieves can steal the domain names easily, because they already have the account...
  37. marillion9

    14491.COM Stolen Domain

    Dear Domainers, As DomainGang reported: http://domaingang.com/domain-crime/domain-crime-valuable-numeric-and-llll-com-domains-stolen-from-godaddy-account/ More Godaddy accounts have been compromised. The thieves are targeting LLLL & numeric domains. Among the victims is 14491.COM. Please...
  38. marillion9

    14491.COM Stolen Domain

    Dear Domainers, As DomainGang reported: http://domaingang.com/domain-crime/domain-crime-valuable-numeric-and-llll-com-domains-stolen-from-godaddy-account/ More Godaddy accounts have been compromised. The thieves are targeting LLLL & numeric domains. Among the victims is 14491.COM. Please...
  39. Arpit131

    Ename wants victim of domain theft to refund the buyers!

    A domain owner whose domains were reported stolen from GoDaddy and transferred to the Chinese domain registrar, Ename, received the following shocking response from Ename support. Ename wants the victim of the theft, to pay money, in order to get his stolen domain names back. Here is what John...
  40. Arpit131

    Ename wants victim of domain theft to refund the buyers!

    A domain owner whose domains were reported stolen from GoDaddy and transferred to the Chinese domain registrar, Ename, received the following shocking response from Ename support. Ename wants the victim of the theft, to pay money, in order to get his stolen domain names back. Here is what John...
  41. Arpit131

    25 LLLL .com domains stolen from a GoDaddy account

    Here is the list of stolen domains from GoDaddy: CJQP.COM DRQW.COM GGYL.COM GKJM.COM GYLG.COM GYLN.COM GYLZ.COM JHGS.COM KBXM.COM KGRQ.COM KQLD.COM KQMP.COM KRNX.COM KRPZ.COM KSWN.COM KWMZ.COM KXDP.COM KZGF.COM KZTQ.COM MTYN.COM PQKT.COM QFPW.COM RQCQ.COM RZJB.COM SXDF.COM Source: Domain Gang
  42. Arpit131

    25 LLLL .com domains stolen from a GoDaddy account

    Here is the list of stolen domains from GoDaddy: CJQP.COM DRQW.COM GGYL.COM GKJM.COM GYLG.COM GYLN.COM GYLZ.COM JHGS.COM KBXM.COM KGRQ.COM KQLD.COM KQMP.COM KRNX.COM KRPZ.COM KSWN.COM KWMZ.COM KXDP.COM KZGF.COM KZTQ.COM MTYN.COM PQKT.COM QFPW.COM RQCQ.COM RZJB.COM SXDF.COM Source: Domain Gang
  43. Arpit131

    Stolen Domain Name XAG.com Returned Via UDRP

    Michael Evans and Chord Consulting Inc. d/b/a XAG (“Complainant”), represented by John Berryhill,just got the stolen domain name xag.com returned in a one member panel UDRP decision: John J. Upchurch found the Complainant has common law rights in the XAG mark through dating back to 2009 and...
  44. Arpit131

    Stolen Domain Name XAG.com Returned Via UDRP

    Michael Evans and Chord Consulting Inc. d/b/a XAG (“Complainant”), represented by John Berryhill,just got the stolen domain name xag.com returned in a one member panel UDRP decision: John J. Upchurch found the Complainant has common law rights in the XAG mark through dating back to 2009 and...
  45. Ms Domainer

    Blogger Pulls Off $30,000 Sting to Get Her Stolen Site Back

    Jordan Reid, the founder and host of the lifestyle site Ramshackle Glam, discovered that her domain name and website had been stolen and was being offered for sale on Flippa: http://mashable.com/2014/04/02/ramshackle-glam-hacking/#:eyJzIjoiZiIsImkiOiJfZnIxd3Jid3ZzNjQ3OGczdiJ9 Typical story of...
  46. Ms Domainer

    Blogger Pulls Off $30,000 Sting to Get Her Stolen Site Back

    Jordan Reid, the founder and host of the lifestyle site Ramshackle Glam, discovered that her domain name and website had been stolen and was being offered for sale on Flippa: http://mashable.com/2014/04/02/ramshackle-glam-hacking/#:eyJzIjoiZiIsImkiOiJfZnIxd3Jid3ZzNjQ3OGczdiJ9 Typical story of...
  47. Arpit131

    Stolen domain name 608.com returned to owner in UDRP

    An Asian Domain Name Dispute Resolution Centre (ADNDRC) panel has ordered the domain name 608.com be returned to its previous owner, who said the domain name was stolen from him. In the dispute, Complainant Chiu Tsen Hu said he purchased the domain name at Sedo in 2006 for $6,009. He has used...
  48. Arpit131

    Stolen domain name 608.com returned to owner in UDRP

    An Asian Domain Name Dispute Resolution Centre (ADNDRC) panel has ordered the domain name 608.com be returned to its previous owner, who said the domain name was stolen from him. In the dispute, Complainant Chiu Tsen Hu said he purchased the domain name at Sedo in 2006 for $6,009. He has used...
  49. Arpit131

    Chinese Cyberthieves alert. Is your GoDaddy domain name safe?

    The theft of Lightly.com was only the tip of the iceberg. Stolen at Godaddy and then transferred to Chinese registrar Ename, Lightly.com shares the same path as 8si.com, a domain whose owner documented its theft and loss in detail. Using phishing email redirecting unsuspecting owners to fake...
  50. Arpit131

    Chinese Cyberthieves alert. Is your GoDaddy domain name safe?

    The theft of Lightly.com was only the tip of the iceberg. Stolen at Godaddy and then transferred to Chinese registrar Ename, Lightly.com shares the same path as 8si.com, a domain whose owner documented its theft and loss in detail. Using phishing email redirecting unsuspecting owners to fake...
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