Recent content by MapleDots

I guess I'm not the only one.

Like I said, I looked at them and nixed them pretty well right away. In reality NOTHING beats your own landers with ZERO commission. Don't have your own landers for .CA? Look at my profile and copy what I do to be 100% commission free.

GoDaddy is not factoring in that domainers have overhead costs. In some cases domainers with thousands of domains may only sell 1-2 per year and the prices quoted are also for the upkeep of a catalog that kept the domain available for that special project when a client needed it.

Seems to be about the average we are getting per month. DN.ca is growing and the above shows you the exposure your listings can have. List your domains, point your domains to your listings, or your market page and make sure your contact info is clearly visible. Spend some time making the...

I see a lot of dentists using the word smile in their name and web address. Are you looking at them too?

Read more: Dummy.com: You’d be one, if you were to buy this domain on GoDaddy! – DomainGang

Some plurals are instantly better than singular and sometimes its the other way around. When I purchased Holidays.ca I specifically wanted it and not Holiday.ca That was technically unusual for me because I mostly prefer singular domains.

I recently had a football team player me and he said he could move my domaina but he wanted 25% commission. I asked him what made him think he deserved 25% of my property. The most commission I will ever give up is 10%

INsane, they are so not helpful when locking you out.

Market page "Delete Anyones Posts" feature is tested and active again. You can once again clean up other members posts from your market page.

Got this notice today, GoDaddy was trying to renew my discount club. Good thing my Credit Card on file there was expired :eek: $965.97 + HST = $1091.54 And they're still more expensive than the competition? Thing is the GoDaddy Auctions with automatic renewal kinda hooks you in when you...

I had to move in 152 .com's, which I separated from acquired catalogs, and I ended up picking DynaDot to manage them. I've had domains there in the past but found things a bit convoluted with two sets of passwords and such so I will post back when I can review them with a bit more detail.