Larger sales pool. I’d imagine there are hundreds of businesses per acronym. AMD, IBM, MSN, DHL, MSI, AOL, and PNC are just a few I thought of in a few seconds.
I think the only other domain they're publicly advertising with that gTLD is 0.honda.
Does anyone else catch themselves adding .com after these extensions out of habit?
I'll check it once in a blue moon on my personal line.
I've got Telus Business Connect set up to send a follow-up text if I miss a call. Converts most callers into texters which I prefer.
Northstar Access is using scaffolding.ca. They've got the domain plastered on almost every frame. DNJournal reports it sold for $2,000 on Sedo in 2014.
I wouldn't even say it's a question of if they left millions, it's how many millions. I know around 2020 the main forum for usernames had at least a dozen middlemen who brokered over $10 million, and 5% fees were the norm. All this while being featured in what seemed like weekly articles about...
I agree with @domains, crypto.com is the only buyer at this price. A (very) quick search shows that Canada’s crypto market generates between $1-2 billion in annual revenue. Ontario’s online casino market alone brings in $3.2 billion per year. Does that mean casino.ca is worth at least $30 million?
I found a YellowPages book from the 90s while cleaning out a garage this weekend. Used flip through it as an excuse to take a break... I came across an ad for vanity phone numbers which I thought was pretty neat since they reminded me somewhat of domains. There seem to be a few notable sales...
I thought some of you might find this interesting...
About 7-8 years ago, someone on a small forum dedicated to rare usernames leaked every 3-letter Instagram username along with its associated email address. The list was deleted about a month after it was posted and became practically...