Domain Name News

More Gambling Domain Names for Sale

Online gambling domain names will be sold via online auction by Gambling Invest to investors, web masters, affiliates and gambling operators.

Hebrew Domain Names Finally Here

While current registration is under ‘il’ prefix, Israel Internet Association promises that in couple of months ‘co.il’ endings will be available as well…

Repossessed Tz.com Domain Name Snags $80000 Bid at Sedo

Two letter .com domain name held by Domain Capital will sell this week. The domain name TZ.com is on auction at Sedo after receiving an $80,000 offer. TZ.com was previously financed with Domain Capital, a domain name financing company, but the buyer defaulted. According to DNSalePrice, four publicly disclosed two letter .com domain names …

Day After Christmas Domain Sale

I am looking to sell the domain names below, all of which have prices that are lower than were initially offered. Please post a comment if you are interested in…

Squawk Box Squawks About Bank of America Domain Names

Plenty of attention to recent Bank of America domain name registrations. Over the past few days the mainstream media has picked up on a story I first wrote about regarding Bank of America. The company defensively registered over 300 domain names that included many derogatory terms attached to its executives’ names. Most of the domain names …

Gambling Domain Names Auction Announced

Gambling Domain Names Auction Announced

Domain Naming Reaches New Heights

It’s a boom time for domain names as more people and more marketers flock to the Internet. Domain names have grown 7% in one year, with more than 41,000 new ones added each day, on average, last quarter. Online ad…

Last Minute Shopping Ideas, Personalized Domains

This year it is time for the procrastinator to get creative. A personalized domain would be perfect. They are easy to get, easy to set up and it is the gift that gives back all year long.

Bank of America Buys Up Embarrassing Domain Names

The Bank of America has decided to buy up the domain names of their employees to prevent them falling into the hands of hackers.

Andrew Ross Sorkin Defensively Buys Abusive Domain Names for Cnbc's Joe Kernen

Before politely asking if he’s allowed to say the word ‘blow’ on TV, Sorkin bestowed on Kernen a couple of presents – he registered the domains joekernensucks.com and joekernenisawesome.com.

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