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The most popular discussions this week include PayPal’s new service, PayPal.me, and the username speculation and squatting that is occurring with it; the best registrars for investors with large domain portfolios; renewal tips and techniques for those vested in brandable domain names; and the...

The most popular discussions this week include PayPal’s new service, PayPal.me, and the username speculation and squatting that is occurring with it; the best registrars for investors with large domain portfolios; renewal tips and techniques for those vested in brandable domain names; and the...

The overseer of the Internet's addressing system said Wednesday that someone obtained information related to user accounts for its public website, although no financial information was divulged. ICANN, short for the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers, said user names, email...

The overseer of the Internet's addressing system said Wednesday that someone obtained information related to user accounts for its public website, although no financial information was divulged. ICANN, short for the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers, said user names, email...

Hello, I am relatively new here so a very similar poll might already exist. However, there are new registrars and new namePros members, so I think a new one might be relevant anyway. What's your favorite registrar? Please note... I could not add more alternatives, so sorry Network Solutions...

Hello, I am relatively new here so a very similar poll might already exist. However, there are new registrars and new namePros members, so I think a new one might be relevant anyway. What's your favorite registrar? Please note... I could not add more alternatives, so sorry Network Solutions...

"This is final segment of a three part series addressing security measures and precautions you can take to protect your domains and other data. Check out parts 1 and 2."From Wi-Fi “honeypots” to social engineering heists, we’ve covered the most common types of attacks on your domains and data...

"This is final segment of a three part series addressing security measures and precautions you can take to protect your domains and other data. Check out parts 1 and 2."From Wi-Fi “honeypots” to social engineering heists, we’ve covered the most common types of attacks on your domains and data...

Some time back I wanted to register a .net. I could not find a coupon code in GD. So I went with 1and1 @0.99 cents knowing there were issues with transfer and domainers do not like the registrar. I decided to give it a try. When I do the fact check, this is what I found. Transfer to another...

Some time back I wanted to register a .net. I could not find a coupon code in GD. So I went with 1and1 @0.99 cents knowing there were issues with transfer and domainers do not like the registrar. I decided to give it a try. When I do the fact check, this is what I found. Transfer to another...

Well everyone is aware that alpnames was giving .science for free. and now they are giving .party and .webcam for free, which is awesome. So, I had registered 12 . science names. Since day before yesterday I cannot login to my account. When I try resetting the password, it says account does...

Well everyone is aware that alpnames was giving .science for free. and now they are giving .party and .webcam for free, which is awesome. So, I had registered 12 . science names. Since day before yesterday I cannot login to my account. When I try resetting the password, it says account does...

I notice that half the time godaddy shows results in their main search bar for great domains, and once you add to cart, it says "domain unavailable" or even lets you put it in the cart at times, and at checkout saying "DOMAIN UNAVAILABLE" and name.com even invoices $0.00 and takes credit card...

I notice that half the time godaddy shows results in their main search bar for great domains, and once you add to cart, it says "domain unavailable" or even lets you put it in the cart at times, and at checkout saying "DOMAIN UNAVAILABLE" and name.com even invoices $0.00 and takes credit card...

According to a draft 2016 budget published this morning, the organization now reckons it will get just $300,000 from new gTLD registry transaction fees in the year ending June 30, 2015.That’s down 75% from the $1.2 million predicted by its FY 2015 budget, which was approved in December.The new...

According to a draft 2016 budget published this morning, the organization now reckons it will get just $300,000 from new gTLD registry transaction fees in the year ending June 30, 2015.That’s down 75% from the $1.2 million predicted by its FY 2015 budget, which was approved in December.The new...

Domain name registrar eNom appears to have gone titsup worldwide since the early hours of this morning, according to reports from furious customers who – at time of publication – were yet to get a response from the Washington-based firm.Indeed, gripes were flooding in over on Twitter, but eNom...

Domain name registrar eNom appears to have gone titsup worldwide since the early hours of this morning, according to reports from furious customers who – at time of publication – were yet to get a response from the Washington-based firm.Indeed, gripes were flooding in over on Twitter, but eNom...

...and handed over to NewVCorp (Notorious New Ventures Services, a SHELL company owned by the Web dot com conglomerate). Please note that this domain was NOT expired (the expiration date is TODAY, February 10, 2015); it is against ICANN's rules to steal unexpired domains and keep them for...

...and handed over to NewVCorp (Notorious New Ventures Services, a SHELL company owned by the Web dot com conglomerate). Please note that this domain was NOT expired (the expiration date is TODAY, February 10, 2015); it is against ICANN's rules to steal unexpired domains and keep them for...