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Lot's of controversy around .org https://onlinedomain.com/2019/11/14/domain-name-news/screwed-org-gets-sold-to-a-private-equity-firm-called-ethos-capital/ So my question is.... 1. How many .org's do you have? 2. How many will you drop if a large price hike comes?

Lot's of controversy around .org https://onlinedomain.com/2019/11/14/domain-name-news/screwed-org-gets-sold-to-a-private-equity-firm-called-ethos-capital/ So my question is.... 1. How many .org's do you have? 2. How many will you drop if a large price hike comes?

There is an offer and it is "binding", at least the buyer thinks that way and he is motivated. I receive an offer for 1K. but I prefer to sell it for 2K, and I think it can even sell for more, but I would take 1K if it was actually the highest offer. So here is the suggestion. Let me add 2K BIN...

There is an offer and it is "binding", at least the buyer thinks that way and he is motivated. I receive an offer for 1K. but I prefer to sell it for 2K, and I think it can even sell for more, but I would take 1K if it was actually the highest offer. So here is the suggestion. Let me add 2K BIN...

Brand Bucket will let you know if your name is accepted or not and also give you an appraisal of what they think the name could possibly sell for. They do have a lot of experience and sales data to back up the valuation. Just curious if anyone uses Brand Bucket to solely get a gauge of what...

Brand Bucket will let you know if your name is accepted or not and also give you an appraisal of what they think the name could possibly sell for. They do have a lot of experience and sales data to back up the valuation. Just curious if anyone uses Brand Bucket to solely get a gauge of what...

Hello fellow NPers. I've been in this business for almost 1 year now (as you can see from my date of joining this forum) and I still consider myself a noob so I guess this is the right place to post this thread. As said, almost 1 year means, yes, you guessed it. The renewals boogie man is...

Hello fellow NPers. I've been in this business for almost 1 year now (as you can see from my date of joining this forum) and I still consider myself a noob so I guess this is the right place to post this thread. As said, almost 1 year means, yes, you guessed it. The renewals boogie man is...

Did how much cost for 4l .net domains and org

Did how much cost for 4l .net domains and org

I was supposing that the a “.COM” domain is more valuable than the others. Is that correct ? If not, why ?

I was supposing that the a “.COM” domain is more valuable than the others. Is that correct ? If not, why ?

Is it allowed to continuously inform potential buyers in a “hub-like” site about the latest offer to a domain name under the Godaddy's offer/counter-offer selling method so that they would not waste their ( and the seller's) time by making the same ( or lower price ) offers?

Is it allowed to continuously inform potential buyers in a “hub-like” site about the latest offer to a domain name under the Godaddy's offer/counter-offer selling method so that they would not waste their ( and the seller's) time by making the same ( or lower price ) offers?

Why in the offer/counter-offer selling method, when someone already made an offer, the Godaddy's domain name's selling page does not inform a new potential buyer about existing offers so they could make an offer at a bigger price ? Otherwise, new potential buyers would make offers with equal or...

Why in the offer/counter-offer selling method, when someone already made an offer, the Godaddy's domain name's selling page does not inform a new potential buyer about existing offers so they could make an offer at a bigger price ? Otherwise, new potential buyers would make offers with equal or...

This could be a useful piece of information. If possible, please, provide a link that shows how this was sorted out.

This could be a useful piece of information. If possible, please, provide a link that shows how this was sorted out.

What’s Happening ICANN, the organization that oversees domain names, has proposed removing price caps on all .org, .info, and .biz top level domains. This change could significantly increase the wholesale price that Namecheap pays for domains, and would force us to pass along those increases to...

What’s Happening ICANN, the organization that oversees domain names, has proposed removing price caps on all .org, .info, and .biz top level domains. This change could significantly increase the wholesale price that Namecheap pays for domains, and would force us to pass along those increases to...