Recent content by Philippe

So they were stoppable after all? Never understood the interest on unofficial domains tlds.

Might have won an auction from the March 25 drop - didn't get an outbid email but no confirmation, payment or domain in account/auction list. Did get an outbid email on another domain. Had an issue on the March 11 drop as well, WHC never replied to my email - but it was solved thew next day...

That explains a lot, they sent me a "domains missed" email but one of the domains was caught by them.

sriracha.ca sold, transaction completed. thank you!

DR28 & DR14. Wouldn't pay anywhere close for those but seems that at least 2 people disagree with me. They'll be listed of seo.domains for sure. Unsure how they can reg all the DR domains lately as they are not canadian.

5 of the top 10 and every single domain I had put bids on at WHC and didn't get got grabbed by them, so they stood out for me.

BareMetal crushed it.. 🫡

Not a big drop, bid for 3 domains at WHC and got them right away for minimum bid (not complaining!!). All the other names on my list but one fell through.. probably not worth a handreg unless time to develop. I see a few decent generic names in auction at WHC but most names lately are mostly...

I was still receiving "Your bid has been received" emails at 15h11 and they came in mixed up (200$ bid came in before $140 bid for example). Gmail/workspace on my side.

Made the list.. I was planning 50-60 max for indexfunds .. got caught in the bidding frenzy.

Yes, I can't recall when I bought it but I don't think it was a hand reg, I would have double checked the spelling. I probably bought it off the hotlist myself, influenced by the fact that it was on the list and skipping the homework.

Always weird to see one of my names in the hotlist. I dropped lucile.ca lucile.ca after realizing that it's pretty much a rare variant on Lucille. Might be a mistake but didn't want to hang to it for decades.

750$ or best offer. Held at namesilo and can be pushed to account quickly.

Google can't profit from ccTLDs but can profit from nTLDs they are selling. Sinking ccTLDs can only benefit them. Then again, easy to understand why Google doesn't need to use ccTLDs anymore but it's not like they'll drop google.ca either.