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Doing some research tonight for more places to park our domain names with, I found Smartname.com so I am wondering if anyone has used them before and if so, how good are they and what were your results like,

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Tom Dahne

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I've never heard of it, but it seems that woman.com is parked there.

These listed features look interesting:
FREE consultations on all domain name legal issues.
FREE Domain Name Sales Escrow Service. (3 per year)
FREE responses to cease and desist letters. (3 per year)
One FREE response to a UDRP complaint per year.
 
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looks cheap but i guess you would get good attention from customer service because they dont seem to have too many customers
 
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never heard of it at all.

wont be using them any time in the near future...
 
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me neither
 
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Interesting 'About' page... :|

They can't be that bad... Have you seen a few of the names parked there!?:

Music.net, Printer.com, Ticket.com, WebCasino.com, Cellular.com, Woman.com
 
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HI

I think thos domains maybe owned by them, but not sure

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Tom Dahne
 
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Never heard about them. They must be new
 
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Originally posted by ezimedia
HI

I think thos domains maybe owned by them, but not sure

Thanks
Tom Dahne

Well, if so, then this service may just be a side venture.
 
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