It’s my property and I’ll buy if I want to A fine example of a UDRP decision on a swipe attempt. Favouring sanity over excess? You bet.
Look, it doesn’t matter if you’re new to the concept of domain registration or a seasoned pro. Chances are you’re throttling back your endeavors in the domain space based on the possible threat to your rightful registrations...
Casual Domainer - 4/12/2008 11:30:03 AM
Knights in White Satin I’m all for ending certain practices in the domain space. See my post on this for my two cents worth. Whilst I don’t think it’s the end of the earth that the mainstream begin to manifestly deride certain practices in the domain space, if not for the fact that it’s a virtual space we are
Casual Domainer - 2/3/2008 8:44:52 AM
Real Generic Domains Here’s a bit of a plug for a few things and some observations - and a giveaway or two..
I was just at SevenMile.com reading about CitiBank taking possession of Mortage.com which to me looks like one of the most obvious names for a banking group to have.
Some commenters pointed out some possible numbers relating to
Casual Domainer - 11/11/2007 7:21:13 AM
Wizzbang Begins Domaining Introductory Series Michael Gilmour runs a great blog, Wizzbang’s Blog, where he writes about the domaining business in detail. There’s always something to learn there and Michael is often not only responsible for bringing up exceptional items of interest, he’s often responsible for originating and defining them beforehand.
There’...
Casual Domainer - 11/7/2007 12:20:28 AM
Who’d Have Thought? Why I aughta’.. wise-guys ey? Who would have thought it at all possible to own thousands of great domains?
Just passing along a personally resonant story from Seth Godin’s blog found via a mention at sevenmile.com in my morning’s reading here in the antipodes.
Seth relates a story about his first “penny-drop m...
Casual Domainer - 10/30/2007 11:43:32 PM
Front Runners, the Coyote’s After You There’s a good explanation of the annoyances attached to the practice of domain tasting and front running at Jay Westerdal’s blog at DomainTools.com.
It’s pretty bad ‘not knowing’ if you’ve been gazumped by a front runner and/or a taster or if it’s a coincidence. I take it for granted that al...
Casual Domainer - 10/30/2007 2:58:23 AM
Domains For Media and Corporate Portfolios I admit that I don’t yet know about everybody in the domain industry. But because of one domain purchase, I now know of another interesting domain name and that’s Eric Rice.
Eric put together and led the group of investors including Rick Schwartz who recently purchased cowboys.com after the namesake football organization ...
Casual Domainer - 10/27/2007 1:20:10 PM
Ron Jackson on T.R.A.F.F.I.C. 2007 Ron Jackson has a great 3 page article about the 2007 T.R.A.F.F.I.C. Conference at DNJournal. Well worth the read - well worth attending some day!
There are some great efforts being put into these events and auctions lately which is a great thing. So many people to get to know through so many events to come.
Casual Domainer - 10/25/2007 1:34:46 AM
Wow What a month so far in Domaining To munge Banjo Patterson’s “Man from Snowy River“..
There was movement at the Station, for the word had got around, that the domain from ol’ regret had got’ away!
.. seemed a fitting nod to the main Domaining news of the month which was the sale - no-sale, and quick sale of the “cowboys.com” ...
Casual Domainer - 10/25/2007 12:53:10 AM
Some Good Advice Frank Schilling published a message he received from a relatively new domainer which gives some good insight into how the domain space scales. The message underscores the perspective of many people new to domains, that being, that it is possible to register dot com names and re-sell as many as 10,000 or more in a
Casual Domainer - 9/13/2007 11:35:29 PM
Hello world! Welcome to CasualDomainer.com - it’s another blog about Internet domains.
I don’t think there are too many shells to break here, but I do hope to be able to echo some pertinent domain related information when it’s worthy of passing along to others who may not be too well informed otherwise.
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