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.CA DOMAIN HACKS

Domain hacks and the year they were last registered:


chi.ca (2000)

eri.ca (2011)

mec.ca (2007)

veroni.ca (2005)

lo.ca (2000)

ca.ca (restricted)

pa.ca (2003)

co.ca (2003)

alpa.ca (2006)

sili.ca (2009)

sene.ca (2011)

eroti.ca (2012)

repli.ca (2000)

arabi.ca (2012)

antarcti.ca (2021)

jamai.ca (2001)

basili.ca (2014)

harmoni.ca (2005)

electroni.ca (2000)

magi.ca (2006)

sambu.ca (2019)

or.ca (2002)

musi.ca (2011)

indi.ca (2003)

cir.ca (2003)

afri.ca (2014)

ameri.ca (2000)

angeli.ca (2003)

jessi.ca (2000)

rebec.ca (2010)

bian.ca (2010)

frances.ca (2003)
 
Man I remember doing that a few years back trying to find something available.
I remember looking for English words ending in ca and then typing them all in.

That wasted a good part of my life.

Thanks for posting that, it may save others in performing the fruitless endeavor I did.

PS. You just hit 100 topics (y)
 
Whenever I read or hear the term "Domain Hack" my teeth grind.

It has to be the most idiotic term ever invented, and even worse, it is based a dated and near-antiquated "hack" clickbait fad that died out a decade ago.

I see a lot of people on Twitter using "span the dot" and seriously anything would be better than "Domain Hack". 😩
 
You might not like it but it is what it is.

What would you call it? Span the dot ain’t really a thing.
 
You might not like it but it is what it is.

What would you call it? Span the dot ain’t really a thing.

No offense, but Domain Hack is a totally outdated, unmarketable and seemingly-dangerous term (hacking) to business, and in the mid-2010's there was a definite move to stop using the bait-click term "Hack" so almost no one uses it anymore and it quickly went highly out of fashion.

Plus, a large portion of the aftermarket sales are fake, especially the short domains, as most times the company who purchased it bought it as an L, LL, LLL or LLLL and not a span the dot/domain span purchase. The entire market is just stupid piled on stupid piled on stupid and even-keeled Bob on NP stated the fact that these sales should be confirmed by usage, not just the fact that by spanning the dot, it creates some weird word.

Change is part of life and if your given name was Farty McPoopy Pants, I guess "you might not like it but it is what it is" rather than moving on from a incredibly poor initial choice by your creators.
 
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Dear Mr. Farty McPoopy Pants,

I agree with what you're saying but i guess we don't need to take it so literally either. It's like how people say "life hacks"... it has nothing to do with computers or the technical sense but it's still known and understood as a work-around or something clever, similar to hacking. I agree it can easily be interpreted in a negative way too, but the word is used in a positive way in these other contexts.

Yours truly,

Domain Hack
 

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