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    Whc? - Explain this one. Plus I have never used Atom

    I'd contact WHC and see if this is one of those strange domains that can be in multiple accounts at the same time (as expired/cancelled), and the prior owner changed the NS (probably by calling WHC) without realizing he no longer owns it. I think Frank closed most of the loopholes, but there...
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    CatchDrop.ca/RegisterDomain.ca - terminated and domains seized by CIRA ??

    Thanks for the confirmation and I knew this was coming and was steadily moving the domains I still wanted out, but didn't finish before they got shut down. @Spencer How long is CIRA going to 'temporarily' hold them, and what are the long-term plans for CD domains with expiry dates in 2026 or...
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    “Thank you, Canada — for trusting in me"

    Sounds like you've got a definite stake in this business, so there's no reason to continue this conversation.
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    TBR Drop - Mar 19, 2025

    After great selection of domains on the last TBR, expect a few straight weeks of pure unadulterated :poop: :poop: :poop:
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    “Thank you, Canada — for trusting in me"

    Not sure what your terminology is going for, but they are turning WHOLE TREES into wood pellets and that's for sure and there is no question these are not from "wood production waste". That's the problem, world wide demand for (cough) "green" wood pellets is exploding and to meet demand, entire...
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    “Thank you, Canada — for trusting in me"

    And the Liberals are even exporting our forests to foreign countries to burn and get them a pat on the head from Klaus. It pure madness: The U.K. Is Burning Canadian Forests for Fuel Twenty-three environmental organizations stress that the U.K. government funding the incineration of imported...
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    “Thank you, Canada — for trusting in me"

    Seriously? Do you have amnesia? That's exactly what Liberals do, lie and make promises to get rid of things we all despise, then just wait a bit and rename them to something else. It's quite amusing to watch the Liberals talk about this "serious problems" Canada has, acting as if some 'mystery...
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    TBR Drop - Mar 12, 2025

    I understand, as these are not exactly attractive names to domain investors, but I was still extremely surprised at the prices and I think it's noteworthy that with premiums like ITV and Magical, these two (likely traffic) domains are currently in the Top 2 spots.
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    “Thank you, Canada — for trusting in me"

    Carney needs to look up "Kim Campbell" on Wikipedia to see his future. The most hilarious headline was in Ireland, where the papers proclaimed "Irish Citizen Becomes Canada's Prime Minister!" Carney grumbled when confronted with this, and sourly replied that he was planning on renouncing his...
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    TBR Drop - Mar 12, 2025

    What happened to the high-priced domains like crvssystems.ca and bcssgba.ca? I realize they're not flashy 1-words, but did you cut them out?
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    ICANN to kill off 60-day domain transfer lock

    Yep, the article writer stated 18 months minimum, but that can go fast if you're not watching.
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    TBR Drop - Mar 12, 2025

    Probably because you own Tier 1 French surnames and I own a pile of Tier 2 French surnames, like the ones that dropped this week. Other than maybe ouellet.ca, which is firmly Tier 1.
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    ICANN to kill off 60-day domain transfer lock

    It's not going away, it's just turning into a 30-day lock for new registrations and transfers-in. Where it disappears altogether is where there has been no change other than to the registrant info like address or phone number. And this 60-day lock has always been about limiting credit card...
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    TBR Drop - Mar 12, 2025

    But Q is only part of it, and a business like Construction Jacques Turgeon might use CJT as a brand, and want to buy CJT.ca to shorten their online name. Here's a good example using Transport Jocelyn Bourdeau: Accueil - Transport Jocelyn Bourdeau inc.
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    TBR Drop - Mar 12, 2025

    Great point, and it's the same with French surnames - the top tier of Quebec surnames, like Tremblay, Savard, Gagnon, Bouchard, Cote, Levesque, Belanger, Simard, Fortin, Bergeron, Caron, etc. are well-known outside the province and many people in English provinces (and the US) have these surnames.
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