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Is it true that ionos.com ( is this the same as hosting service provider 1&!?) is providing .INFO transfers for $1? I got the info from the price comparison site https://www.domcomp.com. It seems their own web site is corroborating when you proceed with the steps to make the transfer. What's...

Is it true that ionos.com ( is this the same as hosting service provider 1&!?) is providing .INFO transfers for $1? I got the info from the price comparison site https://www.domcomp.com. It seems their own web site is corroborating when you proceed with the steps to make the transfer. What's...

I've seen the reg fee of $34.99, but registrations are coming in. Wondering if they have any strong and permanent discounts for their clients?

I've seen the reg fee of $34.99, but registrations are coming in. Wondering if they have any strong and permanent discounts for their clients?

How do you go about making $10,000 per month from domain names? That question forms the basis for one of the most popular discussions of this week, one that also provides some helpful insights from investors who have achieved that level. Elsewhere, a poll asks how you made your biggest sale, and...

How do you go about making $10,000 per month from domain names? That question forms the basis for one of the most popular discussions of this week, one that also provides some helpful insights from investors who have achieved that level. Elsewhere, a poll asks how you made your biggest sale, and...

Hello all, Over the years, I've read about what appear to be UN-ethical business practices, by registrars i.e. "stealing searches", etc... That said, will someone please tell me, who has oversight of registrars, if anyone...? ICANN?

Hello all, Over the years, I've read about what appear to be UN-ethical business practices, by registrars i.e. "stealing searches", etc... That said, will someone please tell me, who has oversight of registrars, if anyone...? ICANN?

I am not trying to knock on or take a crap on Web.com - I want to hear your take and I want someone to convince me why to like their assets. I was out of the domain game for some years (went crypto from 2013 until just recently - last 6 months) and don't have a ton of experience with Network...

I am not trying to knock on or take a crap on Web.com - I want to hear your take and I want someone to convince me why to like their assets. I was out of the domain game for some years (went crypto from 2013 until just recently - last 6 months) and don't have a ton of experience with Network...

which registrars offer free privacy for a .com domain? 1) domain.com 2) namecheap.com your info in the whois 1) network solutions a web.com company 2) name.com please post safe registrars thanks

which registrars offer free privacy for a .com domain? 1) domain.com 2) namecheap.com your info in the whois 1) network solutions a web.com company 2) name.com please post safe registrars thanks

Domain name registrar Namecheap is big, but until this year it didn’t show up on charts that rank registrars by domains. That’s because Namecheap acted as an Enom reseller, so it added to Enom’s numbers rather than its own.Namecheap wants to transfer four million domains that Verisign offers...

Domain name registrar Namecheap is big, but until this year it didn’t show up on charts that rank registrars by domains. That’s because Namecheap acted as an Enom reseller, so it added to Enom’s numbers rather than its own.Namecheap wants to transfer four million domains that Verisign offers...

Danny Aerts has written a reflective, if sobering and somewhat pessimistic, view of what has happened in the domain industry and the prospects for the future. He views the market as mature, and over-sold both in .com and in too many new TLDs, with too much speculation without a solid base of...

Danny Aerts has written a reflective, if sobering and somewhat pessimistic, view of what has happened in the domain industry and the prospects for the future. He views the market as mature, and over-sold both in .com and in too many new TLDs, with too much speculation without a solid base of...

In an industry that's constantly changing, I think it's important to review several different opinions/perspectives/theories. We've seen people trying to explain the domain industry using references of Real Estate or the Stock markets, however, this sometimes still doesn't resonate with people...

In an industry that's constantly changing, I think it's important to review several different opinions/perspectives/theories. We've seen people trying to explain the domain industry using references of Real Estate or the Stock markets, however, this sometimes still doesn't resonate with people...

While looking at last year’s performance I decided to take a look beyond the stock price and consider the change in market capitalization. The market cap is the product of the number of shares outstanding and the price of the stock.Tucows (NASDAQ: TCX) Start $226 million, end $368 million, +63%...

While looking at last year’s performance I decided to take a look beyond the stock price and consider the change in market capitalization. The market cap is the product of the number of shares outstanding and the price of the stock.Tucows (NASDAQ: TCX) Start $226 million, end $368 million, +63%...