Can You List .CA at Atom as a Standard Listing? (1.Viewing)

I realize the limitations of Premium Listings, as they are very strict, but for Standard Listings, can you list .CA domains and other ccTLDs?

Yes you can.

If you add the Plus promotion to your domains, Atom automatically selects the best .ca domains for extra promo in the Sapphire marketplace.
Plus is is 15% commission
You'll need to point name to their landing page for this.

https://www.atom.com/sapphire/all/tld/.Ca

Thanks for the info 'o Silent One.

silentg said:

Yes you can.

If you add the Plus promotion to your domains, Atom automatically selects the best .ca domains for extra promo in the Sapphire marketplace.
Plus is is 15% commission
You'll need to point name to their landing page for this.

https://www.atom.com/sapphire/all/tld/.Ca

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I just checked and none of these Sapphire picks show in standard search and even if you change the filters to make absolutely sure it's displayed, these are shunted to the bottom, under the Explore More Domains section.

The Atom Search is more bent than GD and Boost - you type in a word and you get a bunch of hyped-up junk that has absolutely no linkage to that word.

I typed in Dangle to see if the .CA would show, but instead I get classic matches like Vypera.com, Pecat.com, Xaxas.com, SharkTurf.com, DangerTech.com, Wolfsie.com, and Toxicly.com. Ah, perfect domains for a company looking to brand under "Dangle".

I realize these are all unrelated (cough) Premium listings being artificially bumped up the list, but it's still pretty bizarre to see Atom actually doing this.

DomainRecap said:

but it's still pretty bizarre to see Atom actually doing this.

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They're telling you "eff off, we don't want your business unless we get maximum commission".

rlm said:

They're telling you "eff off, we don't want your business unless we get maximum commission".

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Sure, but's it pretty in-your-face. Even Afternic tries to tone down this aspect of Boost.

Well, it looks like DomainEasy has a fatal flaw that I just discovered on NP.

In the case of conflicts due to a domain already being listed on DE, they do not offer a TXT authorization code for your account (like everyone else), but instead randomly generate 'per-incident temporary codes' for you to manually add to the DNS of each individual domain.

Just what I need, even more work.

Actually, DE over at NP was incorrect and the authorization code is static, it's just not shown until there is a conflict. Kinda like getting a fire extinguisher after you have a fire.

DE is going to try and update the system so that the authorization code is visible and available prior to a conflict.