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3,459 Michael Jackson .COM Domains Registered Summary Where do you draw the line between registering a domain name to mourn or honor an individual, vs profit from their death? Since MJ died, there have been 3,459 .com domain names registered with the word “michael” in them. Don’t believe me? Well, here is the list I compiled (please give me credit if you use [...] ICANN Spins Appointment of New CEO – Rod Beckstrom Summary As we suspected, ICANN has hired Rod Beckstrom as its new CEO. If you look at the House of Reps grilling of ICANN, there was an underlying theme of “security”, so this appointment doesn’t exactly come as a shock. Beckstrom spent less than 12 months in the Department of Homeland Security, where he was the Director of [...] Former Packer Slapped With Suit Over Unethical Website Summary Its been reported that Former Green Bay Packers lineman, Tony Mandarich, allegedly posted up a website under his ex-fiancée’s name. The site apparently features lewd content including sexually explicit videos and pictures of the woman. The unintended star of the site, Sharra Ferbrache, brought her case to court in Maricopa County, claiming the content shared between [...] Redesigned Fabulous.com and DomainDistribution.com Launched Summary Dark Blue Sea, parent company to Fabulous.com and DomainDistribution.com, released newly updated sites for both services today. Domain name registrar Fabulous.com announced new enhanced security features and whois privacy just short of two weeks ago. The new Fabulous site coincides with the launch of these new features and gives the registrar a fresh new face. When [...] GetARoom.com sells for $30,000 USD (and others) Summary The Sedo sales for the week of June 22nd are highlighted by the sale of a slogan domain for $30,000 USD: GetARoom.com. While the name just redirects to RoomValues.com, I wouldn’t be too surprised to see it used more prominently in the future. Sedo also sold two .co.uk Domains (HorseRacing.co.uk and OnlineCasino.co.uk) at 100,000 British [...] AfternicDLS sells domains for $496,780.78 Summary In the week up to June 22nd, 2009, AfternicDLS sold 334 domains for a total of $496,780.78 USD with an average price of $1,487.37 per domain. The .COM chart was lead by AuctionCalender.com ($10,000.00), haunthunter.com ($8,800.00) and carbonresearch.com ($6,488.00). The top three sales in other TLDs were MassageOil.org for $5,288.00, bordeaux.co.uk for $5,000.00 and thekey.org [...] Domain Roundtable Extended Auction Brings in $81,774 Summary The Domain Roundtable extended auction ended Tuesday night with little fanfare. An additional 54 domain names sold with a total take of $81,774. From our observations of the auction proceedings, all but one of the domain names that sold went for the proxy bid prices that were entered before the finale of the auction began. [...] Domain Roundtable Silent Auction ends today Summary The 2009 Domain Roundtable Silent Auction on Aftermarket.com ends today at 5pm EDT. Please find the full list of domains in the auction after the jump, names marked in bold have reached their reserve. 1 HolidayLoan.com (ICA) $150 2 SleepSafe.com (ICA) $150 3 LikeHer.net (ICA) $0 4 PlasticSurgeryWebsite.com (ICA) $0 5 Slices.org (ICA) $600 7 24kGold.com $45,000 8 365.net $60,000 9 4NJ.com $2,000 10 5X.org $3,500 11 Abbreviation.com $75,000 12 AdvisoryFund.com $150 13 AffordableTrip.com $150 14 Ames.us $400 15 AnyCash.com $150 16 Approval.net $2,500 17 Argument.com $9,000 18 ArmTattoos.com $1,220 19 ArmyTraining.com $300 20 Asylum.tv $0 21 AthleticProgram.com $1,000 22 AtHomeCollege.com $1,500 23 Atty.co.uk $3,000 24 AustrianTours.com $300 25 AutoClassifieds.com $82,000 26 AwardSettlement.com $1,100 27 Awed.com $3,294 28 Babycams.com $25,000 29 BabyPrescriptions.com $150 30 BahamaCharter.com $850 31 BasicStorage.com $100 32 BigWallet.com $1,000 33 BlarneyStone.org $500 34 Blingmart.com $0 35 BoardGames.info $0 36 BoatPayment.com $1,000 37 BronzingCream.com $500 38 Burbank.net $12,500 39 Bureaucrats.com $3,412 40 BusinessAtHome.com $4,000 41 CanadaBeer.com $500 42 CanadianCard.com $0 43 CanadianFlights.com $0 44 Candlestick.com $12,995 45 Candygrams.com $9,000 46 Cannery.org $1,500 47 CarAdapters.com $2,250 48 Carburetors.com $30,000 49 CarFans.com $1,000 50 Caribbeans.org $0 51 Carnivorous.com $2,000 52 CarOffers.com $5,000 53 CartoonLinks.com $300 54 CashAllowance.com $300 55 CashForAutos.com $0 56 CasinoLocations.com $150 57 CatholicFriends.com $1,000 58 CentralFL.com $2,000 59 CheapBasement.com $0 61 ChildBed.com $850 62 ChildrenHotline.com $0 63 ChildrensNutrition.com $2,000 64 ChocolateGirls.com $300 65 ChristianMass.com $1,500 66 Chum.com $30,000 67 Clears.com $1,500 68 ClockRepairs.com $1,200 69 Coffeehouses.com $17,500 70 Coffeehouses.net $3,400 71 ColorControl.com $500 72 Complain.com $50,000 73 Conservationist.com $45,000 74 CookingOrganic.com $300 75 Couplescam.com $850 76 CraftJewelry.com $750 77 Crumpets.com $5,000 79 CupOfJava.com $500 80 Datafiles.com $150 81 Dazzler.com $9,294 82 DesignerCases.com $1,500 83 Devilsuit.com $300 84 Digipal.com $500 85 DirectFM.com $750 86 DirtyTalker.com $0 87 Dog.cc $1,000 88 DoorbellCam.com $150 90 DreamCard.com $550 91 Drugtaking.com $500 92 Dudettes.com $1,250 94 EarringStore.com $500 95 eGuitars.com $7,500 96 Elaina.com $9,995 97 ElectricModels.com $0 98 EliteCars.com $5,000 99 EmailSpam.com $5,000 100 Englishmen.com $3,000 101 Enlargements.com $20,000 102 eQuestion.com $850 103 Eras.com $10,000 104 Estas.com $500 105 eWills.com $12,000 106 Exhausted.com $5,700 107 Expeditions.asia $0 108 ExpiredNames.com $8,100 109 Exquisite.com $35,000 110 EyeMap.com $500 111 EyeMascara.com $0 112 FertilityExams.com $500 113 FiveYearArm.com $950 114 FlightDeck.com $5,200 115 FlowerDress.com $1,400 116 FoodMagazine.com $10,000 117 FootballHats.com $1,500 118 FootPatrol.com $500 120 Formulating.com $150 121 FreedomLoving.com $500 122 GameMachines.com $6,500 123 GetawayFare.com $150 124 GirlShirts.com $2,200 125 GolfingVideos.com $7,500 126 Goliath.com $17,500 127 GourmetTours.com $2,500 128 GourmetTravel.com $3,250 129 GrillPlate.com $0 130 Guarantor.com $2,500 131 GuyBar.com $250 132 GymSocks.com $350 133 Handicapped.net $4,500 134 HappyTV.com $662 135 HDGaming.com $2,200 136 HealthAdvisory.com $2,245 137 Heartbreaking.com $4,000 138 Heartstopping.com $1,500 139 Heated.com $5,500 140 Hexes.com $5,500 141 HighDefinition.com $100,000 142 HispanicRock.com $0 143 HolidayGreeting.com $5,000 144 Holistics.net $400 145 HomePrices.com $300,000 146 HospitalApparel.com $1,000 147 HotToys.com $25,000 148 iComputing.com $150 149 ikc.com $11,500 150 IncomeTaxLoan.com $2,200 151 Indians.net $50,000 152 Inhibitors.com $5,000 153 InsuranceBills.com $0 154 ivolume.com $850 155 JackpotClub.com $5,000 156 Jayhawk.org $250 157 JobFairs.info $0 158 JV.net $17,500 159 K2Expedition.com $0 160 KidsSwimsuits.com $1,200 161 Knuckleball.com $7,647 162 KwikLoans.com $500 163 LandClaim.com $1,000 164 Larger.com $24,800 165 LatinDVD.com $850 166 LeadingMen.com $1,500 167 LED.org $8,000 168 LordSavior.com $500 169 LowCarb.net $4,000 170 LowerGas.com $1,000 171 Magicspell.com $10,000 172 Marcia.com $25,000 173 MarinaHouses.com $500 174 MarineWelding.com $75 175 Medaling.com $1,600 176 Menpower.com $3,500 177 Minority.com $35,000 178 Momfest.com $500 179 Moneybook.com $15,000 181 MotorcyclePolicy.com $150 182 Multivitamins.com $60,000 183 NetworkConsultants.com $7,000 184 NewRochelle.com $32,500 185 Nosejobs.com $65,000 186 NYSETicker.com $900 187 OnlineDollars.com $150 188 OverstockParts.com $250 189 PeepVideos.com $499 190 Petitioners.com $2,000 191 Petrocards.com $500 192 Portabellos.com $650 193 Possibly.com $3,500 194 PowderPuff.com $4,500 195 Precocious.com $11,529 196 Prepaying.com $1,000 197 Primers.com $8,824 198 PrizeWinning.com $3,294 199 ProductLawyer.com $700 200 Prophylactic.com $11,529 201 Queenbee.com $18,000 202 RadonMonitors.com $750 203 RapParty.com $350 204 RealEstateLawyers.co.uk $2,500 205 Reducing.com $8,500 206 Reincarnated.com $11,529 207 Relaxation.net $3,500 208 Renoirs.com $300 209 ReunionPlanning.com $900 210 RoomPurifiers.com $1,500 211 SamaraHotels.com $2,500 212 Screamers.com $4,500 213 Scrimmage.com $4,900 214 SecretaryOfLabor.com $1,900 215 SelfEmploy.com $975 216 SellSoftware.com $500 217 Seniors.net $48,000 218 Senors.com $8,250 219 Sexless.com $4,588 220 SkullShirts.com $1,300 221 Smiler.com $3,500 222 SmoothLegs.com $5,000 223 Snackstore.com $1,000 224 Snuggly.com $11,176 225 Soccerland.com $450 226 Soldiers.us $1,000 227 Soundrooms.com $950 228 SoySnacks.com $500 229 SpamGuards.com $522 230 Spincycling.com $1,000 231 SpongeBath.net $0 232 SportsTherapist.com $2,400 233 SpringBreakJobs.com $300 234 SpringCollection.com $3,500 235 Sprinters.com $2,700 236 Starvation.com $9,294 237 StemCellSurgery.com $2,950 238 StreetLife.com $12,200 239 StudentEducation.com $1,300 240 SugarJunky.com $500 241 SuperBody.com $14,000 242 SushiRestaurants.com $19,200 243 SweetStroke.com $200 244 Switchers.com $3,294 245 TaxBlog.com $7,700 246 TaxeFile.com $4,500 247 TechAlerts.com $2,500 248 TeenCare.com $890 249 TheSportsbook.com $7,500 250 TopMortgage.com $1,000 251 TravelCharter.com $2,000 252 Tvo.com $55,000 253 University.net $100,000 254 Unretired.com $2,500 255 VeniceLawyer.com $0 256 WaitressJob.com $3,500 257 WashingtonBlog.com $2,100 258 WeatherGPS.com $150 259 WebsiteBrowser.com $150 260 WebTrivia.com $7,500 261 Whammer.com $150 262 Whenaway.com $0 263 Wikifeed.com $1,250 264 Windgusts.com $300 265 WoolSuits.com $1,300 266 Workshirts.com $17,500 267 WorldVideos.com $4,500 268 XSO.com $7,000 269 YouthTrips.com $975 (c) 2009 DomainNameNews.com Upcoming Domain Industry Events, Conferences & Auctions ICANN Asks for Feedback About Its Web Site Summary Survey asks how ICANN can improve its web site. ICANN’s web site is outdated, and the organization knows it. It has hired an outside firm to perform usability analysis and improve the web site. The organization is serious about the effort; I spent 30 minutes on the phone today with its outside consultants discussing [...] Domize Lets You Peak Into Current Domain Name Registrations Summary Find out what keywords people are using in domain registrations. What terms did people register domain names for yesterday? Domize let’s you take a peak. Domize’s domain registration statistics provide daily and monthly stats for domain registrations by TLD and term. For example, its June 30 report shows that .com picked up 27,145 net registrations while [...] GoDaddy Files Patent for Method of Selling Equity in Domain Names Summary Domain registrar files patents for system to sell equity in domain names. Go Daddy Group Inc. has filed a patent for a method of selling equity in domain names and protecting the domain names in which the equity is issued. The patent is for a system that will facilitate the sale of shares in a domain name. [...] TheJayLenoShow.com Goes To the Rightful Owner Summary It seems like a no-brainier to me, but I have seen at least 10 stories in the mainstream media about this today and no one reported it on domaining.com, so I’ll bite. TheJayLenoShow.com was ordered transferred to Mr. Leno in a WIPO action today. The domain was originally registered by Guadalupe Zambrano of Texas, back in 2004, [...] BuyMyPoop.com: Learn What Makes A Valuable Domain & What is Just a Bunch Of Crap Summary With PPC declining you will be seeing more and more domains dropping as small and large domain holder shed dead weight from their portfolios. Its a great time to pick up inventory, but there is a ton of stuff, which is just a waste of money. Not that there isn’t great advice our there to decide what [...] Where Will It End: Now TradeMark Holders Are Suing Craigslist.Org For Free Posted Ads Summary Trademark holders in a seemingly unending quest to expand their online rights, have now filed suit against Craigslist for trademark infringement based on ads posted by users. The lawsuit was brought by Texas real estate company First Call Properties, (yes Texas again) which alleges that it began advertising on Craigslist’s in March and that a competing [...] Busy @ Work! Summary Don’t let anyone tells you differently, times are challenging, the strong will survive, and many shall perish. To give you an idea what one to do these days to create a better future, the scope of urgency, action, here are few things I’m working on these days: 1. New bido release, multiple auctions & more First and formost on my list, we’ve been hard @ work on a new upcoming bido release. This release will bring multiple auctions per day to the bido community. Also, Bido experts will be soon voting on all submitted domains, upcoming auctions. We want to be as much hands-off as possible and shift the focus to the community to make these important decisions. Transparency is good business.
And I’m sure am forgetting a couple of other things I’m busy @ work. There’s much to do, so little time. Have a great day. Sahar (comments are blocked as I’m on a blog break, if you wish to reply, on my Twitter page please) A Public Note To Francois @ Domaining.com Summary UPDATE:————————— ————- eMail from Francois now, reversing this action. Dear feed member,I consider this a small win to all. Thanks for participating and voicing your opinion about this important matter. If we do not take care of fairness within our industry, no one else will. ————————————— ————————– Francois never understood why I never sent a reply privately. It is simple: The email was not addressed to me privately, nor personally. As it turned out, Francois sent the same exact email to others. Since then, as this issue is now in the public eye (as it should be), all communication is now public. What is anti competitive behavior means? Via Wikipedia: Anti-competitive practices are business or government practices that prevent and/or reduce competition in a market While I do not see eye to eye with Francois on many levels for a long time, this one was the one I felt I had to draw the line. There’s a big difference between what was done previously to this last event. While I did not like some of the ideas Francois implemented in the past, I admire his willingness to try new things, find what works, adapt. With that said, that last event was none of it. That last event basically told bloggers that in order to be included in syndication (site or newsletter, it is the same principle), a blogger must remove competitors from their site. While I’m not an attorney I’m quite sure this is illegal in many countries. But more than that for me, it is highly unethical business practice.Many have said that Domaining.com is a good source of traffic therefore they will make the decision based on that. I highly disagree. I believe at times we all call our higher set of values, those that tell us what is right and what is wrong. This is plain wrong. The only acceptable conclusion here is a sincere apology and reversal of this action by Francois. Anything else is selling ourselves short. As I’m still on a blog break comments here are blocked. You may reply on the issue at the links below or on my Twitter page. Further readings: Domaining.com and anti-competitiveness, Too Many Secrets blog On the subject at LLLL.COM (see WIRE’s commentary) Bye Bye Domaining.com Summary Got an email earlier from Francois of Domaining.com: Hello,I did not plan to post for a while on the blog as I’m on a blog break. I wouldn’t really mine if my blog was dropped due to inactivity, but due to anti competitiveness? I feel this is just plain wrong. I believe Francois & Domaining.com have done much to further the domain industry. With that said, I can no longer align myself with such a venue, and such beliefs. I believe the best should win, not because of blocking competitors, but because of best service. To those who wonder who that other service is (domain aggregator), I believe he is refering to NameBee. As I’m on a blog break comments here are blocked. You may comment on this post on my Twitter page. Absolutely “Fabulous” ! Summary (Image source: DNJournal) And yet today another great experience with Fabulous, this post is well overdue! Just to be clear, this isn’t a paid post nor a request by anyone, it is based on the many years of experience with many within the company, from monetization services to registrations, and more. Choosing a brand name such as “Fabulous.com” is a risky proposition. If we take the long term view, there’s always going to be ups and downs. Is it possible to be fabulous all the time? Having such a brand name, if things go wrong, what would people say? In my view, taking on such a name simplifies everything for a company, as the identity could have not been any clearer to anyone in the company, its customers, and potential customers. Now being able to deliver on such a promise, that’s a whole different story. The folks at Fabulous.com have been able to do so time and again. While the company had its fair share of ups and downs, one thing has always been there: Fabulous service. The Fabulous folks come to most if not all industry trade shows. If you drop a line to Support, response usually is within a couple of hours or less. If you have a special request, as long as it is reasonable, they always accommodate. And how about Fabulous excellence? Fabulous yesterday issued a bonus/compensation to all its affected parking clients because of their Google (their upstream provider) downtime (did you even know about that?). It was news to me however since we have names there, it is always a surprise to get those emails where “money was added to account due to downtime issues”. Feel free to share your “Fabulous” experience! Have a great day, Sahar | Sony wins battle for sonycreativesoftwear.com Summary Sony,one of the leading manufacturers of electronics, video, communications, video game consoles, and information technology products,submitted a complaint to the National Arbitration Forum,claiming rights over sonycreativesoftwear.com domain name. The respondent,represented by Versata Software used the disputed domain name to operate featuring adult content. Having registered the “Sony” mark with the USPTO,Sony proved that the domain [...] Victoria’s Secret get’s victoriasecretshoes.com Summary The well known company,Victoria’s Secret,which is an American retailer of women’s wear,lingerie,shoes and beauty products, won the domain name victoriasecretshoes.com through arbitration. In the complaint submitted to the National Arbitration Forum,the company claims rights over the disputed domain name,saying that victoriasecretshoes.com is confusingly similar to their mark and also,that the respondent registered and used it [...] .it in real time - starting 28th September 2009 Summary Synchronous: .it in real time From 28 September 2009 it will be possible to register .it domain names in real time. The publication of the new Regulations, approved by the Rules Committee on 5 June 2009, is the first step towards the start of the new synchronous registration system. For two years the synchronous system will [...] Netcom.cm SARL to donate part of the .CM domain proceeds to charity Summary Yaounde, 15th June 2009, Mr. Moustapha Saya Kaigama, CEO and President of Netcom.cm, announced that Netcom.cm will donate 5% of the domain auction’s revenues of the landrush period and, additionally, another 2.50 Euros per domain sold in the sunrise and open registration period to Flowers in the Desert Foundation, a not for profit organisation founded [...] Godaddy.com: Valuation Dollar Value. Trust it? Summary At Godaddy.com on a large number of it’s expired domain auctions, Godaddy offers what they call a "Valuation" of a specific domain name that is up for auction. So how does Godaddy come up with this valuation number? Godaddy states that: The valuation is based on the approximate traffic revenue expected for the domain. I think the keywords one [...] Help Candy.com By Suggesting a Sweet New Slogan! Summary With the recent sale of Candy.com ™ and the up coming launch of the new Candy.com website, the owners are in need of a Sweet New Slogan! OK, the "sweet new slogan" was my doing, but really, they are having a slogan contest! Get your creative mind flowing and help Candy.com with it’s new slogan [...] Q&A: Domain Appraisal Value vs Real Value? Summary The following is a Question and Answer with a DotWeekly.com reader. Q: Wondering if you have ever paid more for a domain name than it’s valuation on Estibot.com or other "valuation" services? A: The short answer would be Yes and No. You really should not put much, if any trust in domain valuation services to the [...] Sunday Quick Hits + Billy Mays Dies Summary My short Bahamas vacation was great, although I would have preferred to go in-season. Alas, with my wife in graduate school, our vacation weeks are fairly limited, so I will take any vacation time I can get! It’s good to be back to work though. As a direct marketer, it was sad and surprising to hear [...] Related posts:
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Morgan Stanley & Smith Barney Not MSSB.com Summary One of the pieces of fallout of the US economic situation was the merger of Morgan Stanley and Smith Barney, two of the largest investment and financial management firms in the world. The new company dubbed Morgan Stanley Smith Barney began notifying customers of the name change earlier this month via USPS, and the letters [...] Related posts:
Outsourcing Domain Development Revisited Summary Although I do most of my site development myself, using XSitePro2 or Dreamweaver, there are times when it's necessary to outsource. Today I have awarded a $2000 contract to develop one of my sites to an established firm overseas. I'll show the site when it's done. I expect it to take 35 days. We'll see. In the past, I've had mixed experiences with this approach. One developer (php/MySql) I used originally, probably 5 years ago now, is still in contact and I use him for scripts and site add-ons. I'd use him more, but he is building some properties at the moment and because he works alone, he doesn't have the capacity he once had. Brilliant guy though - I found him on Elance.com originally. Other projects I've tried haven't worked out so well, whilst some have been a disaster. I can't think of many that have been outstanding successes. Part of the problem has been that I've picked individuals rather than teams to do the work. When people work alone, they over-commit and when they come across something they can't do, they quickly run out of alternative answers. Looking at my own mistakes, I'd say that I have been to blame for 50% of the failures, either through insufficient specifications at the start, or because of my high expectations. My approach has changed now. Here's what I do on the various freelance sites when trying to get a project started: 1) I feature the job. It then stands out from all the wannabe's. 2) I declare a budget and I make it as high as I can in order to attract serious developers. 3) The initial job specification is broad and comprehensive enough to let developers get an understanding of the overall requirement. 4) Only teams are invited to bid. I now search through profiles and old projects on the various freelance sites in order to get an understanding of the freelancer's capabilities. 5) I keep the bids private. (it helps avoid shill bids from multiple account holders) 6) All of the freelance sites have private message boards for each project - I use them extensively at the bid stage by asking lots of questions. 7) A list of previous projects and URL's is no longer satisfactory to me. I ask for email and phone contact information for previous clients and then check this against whois info for the domains in question - just to be sure. 8) I then ask the previous clients a lot of questions about their dealings with the freelancers involved in the project. Some are happy to respond. Others don't - that's just life. 9) Before awarding a project, I throw in a few more questions to the developer, like, "What's the project you're most proud of - and why"? "If you fall sick during a project, what happens"? "What happens if your lead developer resigns tomorrow"? 10) When I award the project, I deposit 100% of the project funds into escrow so that my developer knows that the money is safe. I don't know if I have it right yet, but I'll continue to work on it. As it happens, I think I have found a good team for my latest on-line adventure. Time will tell.David-Carter.com is a free Internet Marketing site. Personality Profile - what's that got to do with domains? Summary When I first bought the name personalityprofile.co.uk, it was because I had qualified to conduct personality profiling. I thought at the time that it would be useful in my recruitment business, but as it transpires, I lost interest in the subject entirely. It was only when I was browsing through my portfolio this morning, looking for another recruitment oriented name to develop, that I discovered it has been parked for a couple of years. I'd completely forgotten about it, even though some time ago, I'd had somebody make me a header for a site I was planning. Well, time's gone by, so although I posted a site at http://www.personalityprofile.co.uk a few minutes ago, I've decided to try and sell it. If personality profiling is your thing, maybe it will be of interest to you. Of you are simply wondering what personality profiling is all about and you're just a little bit curious, have a go on the free personality test I've linked to there.David-Carter.com is a free Internet Marketing site. | ||||