Archive for the ‘Registrars’ Category
11|28|2008 5:52 pm EDT
by Adam Strong in Categories: Registrars
Domain name registrar NameCheap.com has decided to add some social media to their marketing mix and also spread some holiday cheer by giving away domains and hosting. From December 1st through December 25th, NameCheap will be giving away $17,000 worth of domain names and hosting packages. The giveaway involves an hourly trivia contest that the [...]
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Tags: free domain names , free domains , namecheap.com , richard kirkendall , twitter
11|19|2008 10:12 am EDT
by Frank Michlick in Categories: Registrars
OpenSRS, the registrar brand of Tucows (AMEX:TCX, TSX:TC) has announced the launch of “OpenSRS Storefront” today, which is a fully hosted solution for their resellers. The system basically works like a branded affiliate offering, where the reseller receives a commission for any sales that occur under their brand. The reseller can upload a logo, choose [...]
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10|30|2008 2:51 pm EDT
by Adam Strong in Categories: Registrars
Emails from NetworkSolutions to their client base reveal that Network Solutions is taking measures to alert and keep customers informed on the recent NSI phishing scam. It appears as well that NSI is taking necessary defensive measures to combat any unauthorized access to customer domain names resulting from the phishing attempts.
The first email sent out [...]
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Tags: networksolutions , nsi , phishing
10|29|2008 11:04 am EDT
by Frank Michlick in Categories: Registrars
Tucows (AMEX:TCX, TSX: TC) has just announced the launch of their YummyNames site, which lists domains from their portfolio of names for sale online. The company has before sold individual and groups of names directly and via various brokers and is now formalizing some of their offering under a new brand.
“YummyNames, the public face of [...]
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Tags: amex:tcx , Domain Sales , elliot noss , live current , oversee.net , rick schwartz , tsx:tc , tucows , yummynames , yummynames.com
09|24|2008 12:10 am EDT
by Frank Michlick in Categories: Registrars
According to a press release going out tomorrow, Oversee.net’s public registrar Moniker has launched the DomainMaxLock Service. The new domain locking service is now available at an introductory rate of $34.99 per Domain Name Year which will later increase to $59.95.
The security measures put in place on a “MaxLock” domain are:
Provide a government I.D. number [...]
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Tags: DomainMaxLock , fabulous , godaddy , Moniker , oversee.net
08|06|2008 5:58 pm EDT
by Adam Strong in Categories: Registrars
Register.com is giving away domain names , 1 per company. There appears to be no-strings-attached to the promotion. This isn’t an affiliate link either . . . probably should be eh ? Click here to get a free domain name.
If you care for our 2 cent opinion over here at DNN, we feel that [...]
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Tags: free domain names , free domains , register.com
07|30|2008 10:33 am EDT
by Frank Michlick in Categories: Registrars
Imagine the following scenario: A registrant owns a .NET version of your .COM domain and decides to list it with SnapNames. However he mistypes the domain by entering the .COM version in the spreadsheet he sends to his account manager. The account manager then proceeds to move the .COM version of the domain, which is [...]
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Tags: Auction , Moniker , registrar , security , SnapNames
05|19|2008 7:05 pm EDT
by Frank Michlick in Categories: Registrars
ICANN has sent a notice of breach to the registrar Red Register Inc. for failure to comply with the Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy (”UDRP”). The registrar holds close to 27,000 domains and apparently failed to respond and implement UDRP decisions despite requests by ICANN and the National Arbitration Forum (“NAF”).
ICANN has now given [...]
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Tags: icann , NAF , national arbitration forum , red register , udrp
04|30|2008 3:36 pm EDT
by Chad Kettner in Categories: Registrars
As reported earlier, the Australian registrar Melbourne IT has acquired the Verisign Digital Brand Management Services unit for $50 Million USD. Verisign’s Digital Brand Management Services manages the domains for about 2,000 corporate client such as Microsoft.
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Tags: dbms , melbourne it , verisign
04|10|2008 12:42 am EDT
by Chad Kettner in Categories: Registrars
TechCrunch recently reported that Network Solutions, has been hijacking unassigned sub-domains and using them for link-filled landing pages to increase their revenue.
Win Betteridge, the webmaster for GotGame.com, was the first to find out what was going on.
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Tags: dns , network solutions , subdomains , wildcard
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