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''I haven't worked with Russians since 2023, when I was able to get rid of all Russian and Belarusians clients...''
''...they have been hiring Hindus and I think this is a fatal mistake...''
'' ...I have to point out that clients from Eastern Europe are less than 5%. It is very difficult to work with clients who always want everything cheap.''
Good luck going internationally with your work ethic. Waiting impatiently for your company to go worldwide - so I can never ever work with you.
We do not offer services to Russians.
What registrar are you reselling?
My primary registrar is Internet.bs. It presents the best partnership solutions on the market, given that it requires no investment in account creation and domain management. The best solution is an offshore zone, which is where this registrar is registered.
Hi! As an absolute beginner, I find it difficult to understand what is being discussed here, except for GGEE.com.
I saw it was available, tried registering and could not, then asked ICANN support about it, and they suggested I should contact the Registry. There (Verisign Help) I was informed that GGEE.com cannot be registered again because it is on a list included in an agreement between Icann and the Registry of names that must be reserved and not registered (except if they were to be renewed, which is not the case here since this domain was dropped early in August).
I just share this info in case it is useful for anyone, but I know that it is not the main subject of your conversation here, so please excuse me if I sort of interrupted.
Yeah, it is more than likely related to the .GGEE extension.
https://www.iana.org/domains/root/db/ggee.html
I assume it was on the block list, but grandfathered while it was registered.
When the domain expired it entered a registry reserved / block status.
Brad
For a short period abused (TM) by gmo-game .com
That's right, the domain is reserved by the registry. I'm sure you, like me, were wondering why such a premium-level domain was free, yet so inaccessible.
I was the Super Affiliate during those years while you ''worked' for Epik I might have even ''sourced" you but cannot recall that you did anything important for Epik
As far as I remember, I didn't work with you directly.
My work is primarily related to clients from the former Soviet Union. The task of any regional manager is to help newcomers to domaining to solve problems with mass domain registration, and large companies to solve problems with legal registration of domains.
To my surprise, but even big and large corporations - do not know how to work with domain names. The big problem among them is really to set up a DNS for a domain or set up mail. Services like MarkMonitor and CorporateDomains on this and work so well, because a set of services that help to solve issues with domains, not to study how they work.
You are a total 100% fake
Why do you think that? You can ask the NamePros team - I actually used to work for the company and I don't hide it.
May I ask how you picked up your names? I am very curious considering at one point I had like (30) $199 backorders at Epik and never caught a single name. In hindsight, I was clearly giving Epik interest free loans; so my mind leads me to deduce that the drops were all being caught by those in-house accounts; while leaving my $199 in the coffers of a service that really had no interest in catching names for me -- but did have an interest in seeing that the $199 remained in (I believe, but could be wrong) interest-bearing accounts that paid interest to Epik, but not me. Did you catch those domains using the Epik drop service? How did you accumulate so many names so fast?
- May I ask how you picked up your names?
If you're asking about domain selection, I register domains that are perfectly pronounceable primarily in my region. Memorable names are a priority in my selection.
- I am very curious considering at one point I had like (30) $199 backorders at Epik and never caught a single name. Did you catch those domains using the Epik drop service?
Based on my intercept experience, I can assure you that the intercept system works correctly. I have personally intercepted a dozen domains for my clients, but these domains are not .com .net .org.
The domain zones above are extremely competitive, so it is technically impossible to intercept a domain from one registrar.
Typically, companies like GName, Dropcatch, Dynadot, NetworkSolutions create registrars with one goal in mind - to spam the registry's API servers. The more requests, the higher the priority and chance to receive a domain.
Epik has one registrar, it cannot compete with such giants I listed above. For this reason, most often, you and did not get domains in these zones.
In all other zones, such as .network .club .company .solutions and others, interceptions were fully functional.
- How did you accumulate so many names so fast?
This number of domains, more often than not, I got at the expense of the registrar's shares. Many registrars organize promotions in coordination with the zone registry.
For example, the same .reality. 16000 domains were registered. It is a big mistake to make a high renewal price, but since most companies offer discounts on domains from the volume - my clients stay and renew domains.
I'm no Hindu but this particular statement from this idiot makes me wonder about what in the world is he trying to achieve with this thread.. to me he's probably someone craving for attention SMH
I say what I think and how I think. If you don't agree with that, I understand.