Recent content by GeorgeK

The Canadian band owns the .com, of course.

Not actually a new account --- it says that it was created in November 2014. If "her" other account was suspended on April 28, why did "she" wait 2 days to post from an account that has existed for more than 10 years? That doesn't make sense to me..... 🤔

While not impossible, I think that's unlikely, as a change of registrar would trigger the 60-day lock at many registrars, preventing another ownership change for a while. Such a move might harm his ability to do a "real" transaction. Furthermore, the WHOIS/RDAP changed from Malaysia to Hong...

DomainLiterati.com (for my little book club)

Lambo's Deli & Grocery - Toronto neighbourhood deli serving classic Italian sandwiches and salads. Take-out only.

I use the light colour scheme. The dark version hurts my eyes....

Perhaps charging a token amount ($1) to register would reduce spam? Disrupting the economics of spam tends to be more effective than trying to use technical approaches.....

The seller didn't break it down any further. I would guess that even the contract didn't break it down, but had it as one price for the group of domain names. It shows the sad state of the .CA and .US markets!

I guess they want to make themselves an intermediary, to take $50 or $69 or $129 (or whatever they're pricing themselves lately) plus a percentage. But, a motivated buyer will figure out the true contact info, eventually.

Often, WHOIS is my "lander"! :cool: One can't get more 'minimal' than that!

His prior Malibu land auction didn't go very well. He bought the land for USD $6 million, and had listed it for USD $13.5 million, according to: Big-dollar Malibu land parcel perched above celebrity homes will head to auction in April In the auction, though, it sold for USD $3,696,000...

They're using the "ZeroSSL" certifcate authority, if you check the SSL certificate of one of their parked domains (e.g. 1024.com). Free SSL Certificates and SSL Tools - ZeroSSL

Not a domain name deal, but if you use ChromeOS, there's a nice deal for a Chromebook that was mentioned on RedFlagDeals: [eBay.ca] [Black Friday] IdeaPad Slim 3i Chromebook - $247 w/ code - RedFlagDeals.com Forums I bought one myself. (y)

I don't currently use BlueSky, but it's nice to have options and competition. It keeps X/Twitter from getting too powerful, if there's competition. I like that BlueSky allows one to have domain names as usernames. X/Twitter should adopt that too, but go even further --- whoever has example.com...

Clear tie to Canada. e.g. your Waterloo.com obviously is a Canadian city.