Recent content by mcm

Seller is asking $870 USD. See if they'll take $800 CAD. Your offer might be pushed to auction but no one is going to bid on it in this economy.

Who would've thought that an Andrew Tate wannabe, filming TikToks with his boyfriend in daddy's ten-year-old Panamera, in an attempt to sell a useless course on a topic he knows nothing about, is actually an unoriginal piece of :poop:?

They're looking for forum owners! https://dn.ca/data/avatars/s/0/4.jpg?1656523472@MapleDots

You're playing a game of whac-a-mole. Shut one down and another will take its place in no time. Good luck.

I should've clarified that only websites built through the Google My Business panel will be shut down, so your current sites won't be affected! If the idea of selling websites interests you, send me a private message, and I'll provide you with more advice and connect you with a friend's company...

Did you build the websites for your domain names? There are a lot of small businesses that rely on Google Sites which is scheduled to shut down June 10th. If you're dead set on outbound, I'd scrape a list of these businesses and offer to build/maintain a website for them. If you're able to...

Will be interesting to see if it pays off for them. I was told a large 4-letter firm had to discontinue use of their TLD because it was too confusing for both clients and employees.

That doesn't change much of anything. I still find it extremely difficult to believe that a company that raised $36m is going back to those shareholders, saying 'we're going to squander any opportunity of a sale for the next x years, while also tarnishing the domain's reputation.'

You believe a large VC-backed tech company would let Andrew Tate borrow a domain?

I highly doubt anyone is annoyed by this sale. It's a marketing ploy. I'm skeptical, but the domain was previously sold to Tsunami VR, Inc. for $1,111,555 in March of 2020. I doubt they sold it for a loss, so the sale is at least in the 6 figures.

Reading the title without context:

Squarespace is expecting $85m in annual revenue from the acquisition, while continuing to honor Google Domains previous renewal price until at least September 2024.

This is the website Judas would've built if they had internet in 36 AD

They require at least 100m3 of material from the same location, and anything to do with excess soil at that volume is heavily regulated.