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Recently, several decisions relating to UDRP complaints initiated by trademark holders ordered the transfer of the concerned domain names to the complainants; and the number of complaints against .sucks domains has been rising dramatically since the start of the year. While until then, .sucks...

Recently, several decisions relating to UDRP complaints initiated by trademark holders ordered the transfer of the concerned domain names to the complainants; and the number of complaints against .sucks domains has been rising dramatically since the start of the year. While until then, .sucks...

You know how Rick Schwartz says every extension that is not a .com sucks? That goes especially for the new TLD's right? Sorry everyone, that was my attempt at humour (humor spelled correctly) :whistle: Saw this article on .sucks and thought it was worthwhile posting. Canadian video covering...

You know how Rick Schwartz says every extension that is not a .com sucks? That goes especially for the new TLD's right? Sorry everyone, that was my attempt at humour (humor spelled correctly) :whistle: Saw this article on .sucks and thought it was worthwhile posting. Canadian video covering...

Which domains have outperformed and underperformed my expectations? It’s been nearly three years since new top level domain names started rolling off of the DNS printing press. A lot of people made bad predictions about how TLDs would do in general, and a lot of people over or underestimated...

Which domains have outperformed and underperformed my expectations? It’s been nearly three years since new top level domain names started rolling off of the DNS printing press. A lot of people made bad predictions about how TLDs would do in general, and a lot of people over or underestimated...

Domain extension company reserves a trademark VS. CyberSquatter? What's the difference? Seems like semantics to me. lol isn't it the same thing?lol? I shortened the title to catch attention. but here's the real question How can domain extension companies reserve a trademark without being...

Domain extension company reserves a trademark VS. CyberSquatter? What's the difference? Seems like semantics to me. lol isn't it the same thing?lol? I shortened the title to catch attention. but here's the real question How can domain extension companies reserve a trademark without being...

After Twitter, Justin Timberlake, software maker Adobe and investment bank Goldman Sachs all saw their matching .sucks domains registered by This.sucks on Friday, according to the .sucks zone file and Whois queries, I got my hands on StatusQuo.Sucks for FREE, yep for FREE! This.Sucks is...

After Twitter, Justin Timberlake, software maker Adobe and investment bank Goldman Sachs all saw their matching .sucks domains registered by This.sucks on Friday, according to the .sucks zone file and Whois queries, I got my hands on StatusQuo.Sucks for FREE, yep for FREE! This.Sucks is...

I just registered DonaldTrump.sucks! Here's a post I read this morning on DomainIncite.com: How I just registered Twitter.sucks for free in just five clicks Kevin Murphy, December 18, 2015, Domain Registries This morning, I caused the registration of and was given control of a web site at...

I just registered DonaldTrump.sucks! Here's a post I read this morning on DomainIncite.com: How I just registered Twitter.sucks for free in just five clicks Kevin Murphy, December 18, 2015, Domain Registries This morning, I caused the registration of and was given control of a web site at...

A new company says it is going to sell .sucks domain names, which usually retail for around $250, for as little as $12 a year. This.sucks Inc, which says it is not affiliated with the registry, is even planning to give away 10,000 names for free. That’s a hell of a cost to cover — the .sucks...

A new company says it is going to sell .sucks domain names, which usually retail for around $250, for as little as $12 a year. This.sucks Inc, which says it is not affiliated with the registry, is even planning to give away 10,000 names for free. That’s a hell of a cost to cover — the .sucks...

According to The Washington Post, You can now register .sucks for $.99: "'The suggested retail price is $199 annually, though registrars can charge what they want,' said Phil Armstrong, a spokesman for This.sucks Inc. 'We are making them available for 99 cents to encourage more consumers to...

According to The Washington Post, You can now register .sucks for $.99: "'The suggested retail price is $199 annually, though registrars can charge what they want,' said Phil Armstrong, a spokesman for This.sucks Inc. 'We are making them available for 99 cents to encourage more consumers to...

Vox Populi Registry Inc., the .Sucks New gTLD registry, made more than $2,633,800 from selling .sucks domains in Sunrise and the first few hours of General Availability. The registry made $2,178,000 USD (or probably more) just from selling 1,089 .Sucks domain names during the sunrise phase...

Vox Populi Registry Inc., the .Sucks New gTLD registry, made more than $2,633,800 from selling .sucks domains in Sunrise and the first few hours of General Availability. The registry made $2,178,000 USD (or probably more) just from selling 1,089 .Sucks domain names during the sunrise phase...

Forget .sucks — several less controversial new gTLD registries have come under fire from the likes of Google, Facebook and Adobe for charging sunrise fees as high as $17,000 for domains matching famous trademarks.According to figures supplied to DI by ICANN’s Business Constituency, the domain...

Forget .sucks — several less controversial new gTLD registries have come under fire from the likes of Google, Facebook and Adobe for charging sunrise fees as high as $17,000 for domains matching famous trademarks.According to figures supplied to DI by ICANN’s Business Constituency, the domain...