Monthly Archive for May, 2010
SullysBlog..com: I was a fan of the old sitcom, Cheers. Every week Norm would walk in and take his seat and the patrons would yell “Norm!” After that, Woody would sometimes ask, “How’s life treating you Mr. Peterson?” The reply would differ from week to week, but the only one that sticks in my mind is
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DomainNameReview.com:
It was interesting to see the domain sale of a hyphenated domain, mobile-payment.com for $20,000. It was sold at the Sedo domain marketplace. I was a bit surprised to see the domain sale of the domain, mobile-payment.com. I do believe it is an end user domain sale.
When I look at the stats, it is even more
DomainShane.com: The camroulette conversations were all over the net yesterday. From Michael Berkens saying the kids was as good as fuc##ed to Acro taking the other side (his new nickname is “Scoop”). I only have this to say. This is going to be the biggest lesson in this kid’s life. He made a big mistake, will
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May domain name news in review.
Memorial Day is coming to a close, and that means May is wrapping up. Here’s a look back at the top five stories on Domain Name Wire in May, ranked according to total views.
1. Breaking: Sedo to Sell Sex.com Domain Name – Sedo had been in talks with some of Escom’s owners to broker Sex.com for a while, but not all of the partners agreed. Now, assuming the bankruptcy court gives its blessing, Sedo will get its chance to broker the domain name.
2. Domain Auction Site Bido Closing Down – was that really just earlier this month? The founders plan to sell the web site, but no word yet on if that has been successful.
3. First Sex.com, Now SanDiego.com. What Has Gone Wrong? – SanDiego.com joined the ranks of web sites pushed into foreclosure. The note holder kept the domain.
4. Jackpot! Slots.com Domain Name Sells for $5.5 Million – Moniker brokered the sale of Slots.com for $5.5 million.
5. Where to Get Best Prices for .Co Sunrise and Landrush Domain Names – a price comparison or registrars offering sunrise registrations for the .co domain name.
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The BBC has registered some seemingly strange domain names associated
with some of its television shows, according to a report in London's
Daily Telegraph, a newspaper not known for its support of the BBC.
DomainGang.com: Since the Gulf oil spill started roughly 40 days ago, oil giant British Petroleum has been using increasingly more aggressive methods to combat the pipeline gush that has been leaking more than 15,000 barrels of oil into the sea, daily.
After the original attempts to place a huge metal enclosure over the cracked oil pipe failed
DomainNameReview.com: Rohan.org is a surprising name to see in the lists, since it has strong Lord of the Rings associations and New Line usually sews those up. Lendzilla is a great name with a ton of portal promise. Cubaventure.com is the ideal travel name, and the website sadly will have more access than the country for superhighway traffic.
Domain Name Wire:
May domain name news in review.
Memorial Day is coming to a close, and that means May is wrapping up. Here’s a look back at the top five stories on Domain Name Wire in May, ranked according to total views.
1. Breaking: Sedo to Sell Sex.com Domain Name – Sedo had been in talks with some

Nic.at, the registry for .AT domain names, has introduced changes to its
Whois privacy rules. As of 7 January 2010, phone numbers, fax numbers
and email addresses are all hidden by default.
DomainGang.com: Is the domain Cold War over yet?
Back in November 2009 the domain name Russia.com was sold to a mystery buyer for the whopping amount of $1.5 million dollars. The web site is still parked, at GoDaddy no less, making the legendary Bob Parsons proud that he can command the Ruski traffic.
Three years earlier, in December
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