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Jason Allen Goodlin February 24, 2011 15

Have you received an email from someone interested in purchasing a domain name you own? Do you feel like you’re in the dark on how to respond to an end-user? A reply to buy a domain is a sensitive matter. Replying back with too much information, or even the wrong information can turn a sure sale into a dead deal.

Jason Allen Goodlin February 20, 2011 27

Click here for full domain name news coverage. Receive This Weekly Summary By Email Lionsden.com Owner Wins Domain Dispute WIPO panel rules in favor of domain name owner. The owner of LionsDen.com since 1995 can keep his domain name, a World Intellectual Property Organization UDRP panel has decided. Mile, Inc., which owns The Lion’s Den […]

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How hard could it be to sell a domain name? If hundreds of domain names can be sold every day, surely you can sell one today too…right? Well, selling a domain name isn’t hard to do, as long as you know how to market it and get it in front of the right people — that’s the difficult part. Fortunately, if you’re selling a geographic specific domain name, Craigslist.org is the perfect place to target a specific community with your geo-domain.

Michael Cyger January 27, 2011 11

Although many people say, “I own xyz.tld” (where xyz is the domain, such as apple, and tld is the top level domain, such as com), people don’t really own domain names. Instead, they are leased to an individual, business or organization for at least a year, and at most 10 years. While domain names can […]

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« Back to Domain Name Dictionary | Definition of After-marketThe domain name after-market is the secondary market for Internet domain names. Here, a party interested in acquiring a domain name that is already registered bids or negotiates a price to effect the transfer of registration from the registered holder of the domain name. The professional […]

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Domain Name News: Week 1 of 2011 in Review. All the domain name news that fit to print, by DomainSherpa.com.

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« Back to Domain Name Dictionary | Definition of Add Grace PeriodThe “Add Grace Period” (AGP) is a 5-day grace period following domain registration where the operation may be reversed and a credit may be issued to a Registrar. AGP was intended to allow for the no-cost cancellation of domain name registrations resulting from typos […]

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