NamesCon Deleted From Domaining.com

[Addison]

One day after NamesCon announced it was acquired by WorldHostingDays, Domaining.com deleted NamesCon from their site: before and after.

Does anyone know what's going on?

 

[GoKaizen]

Nice layout

http://dnpostnews.com/domain-news-up-to-the-minute/

http://dnpostnews.com/social-news-card-style/

@DNPJH

 

[Addison]

Nice layout

http://dnpostnews.com/domain-news-up-to-the-minute/

http://dnpostnews.com/social-news-card-style/

@DNPJH

They're missing most of the major blogs, but their video page is cool. Don't use them for news unless you want to miss stuff.

NameBee.com is the best

 

[S-B]

Hello,

Domaining.com is near 10 years old now and the way it works has always been the same:
Get listed in the directory or RSS news feed is FREE, there is only a setup fee to pay and the requirement to post a text link or badge to domaining.com
For the deal be fair the rules must be followed by all and it's what I try to monitor.
As I commented in DNW, NamesCon was very aware of the rules and decided itself and without telling me to break it for unknown reasons, as a result their site was dropped from domaining.com
There is no other reason and they are very welcome to apply to be listed again if one day they want to come back.

Regarding the listings in domaining.com, rankings are based on the insertion date so it's normal mine be listed above, now one may outrank me just paying a single time $100 fee.

Regards.

I don't consider $1,000 to be a startup fee. I consider that extortion. Your website is popular because people allow you to use their content. Personally, I think everyone who allows you to profit from their work needs to wise up and pull their feeds. Antics like this just highlight how greedy and egotistical people are in this industry. $1,000. LOL.