Author: Jamie Zoch

Jamie Zoch is a domain investor, dad and dedicated husband who founded DotWeekly.com in 2008 to bring unique and helpful views on domain names. Jamie is very passionate about domain names and helping others learn and prosper.

Brand.com sold in 2013 for a reported $500,000 to brand reputation company ReputationChanger.com but by early March 2015 the website went down and the offices for the company became empty.

Andrew at DomainNameWire.com had reported that the domain Brand.com was back up for sale on 2/20/2015 and the domain was parked with DomainNameSales.com on March 11, 2015 .

A very in-depth article also appears on March 11, 2015 about Brand.com and the things the writer found while visiting the empty … Read the rest

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Here is the latest round of domain movers by DotWeekly that I dig to detect domain name sales, registrations, purchases and simply domain movers for one reason or another by companies.

It’s A Domain Fact! Mattel Inc. owns the domain name Ken.com, which it redirects to Barbie.com

Catalyst.com has very likely been sold. The domain name was owned by Catalyst Development Corporation for a very long time but changed ownership on 12/19/2014 to Catalyst Capital Partners LLC / CatalystInvestors.com … Read the rest

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Worldwide Media Inc. and owner Michael Berkens has done it again and sold the premium generic domain name Stuff.com to Blucora Inc. according to whois records!

Worldwide Media Inc. are the owners of MostWantedDomains.com and the very popular domain name industry publication TheDomains.com

Blucora Inc. was InfoSpace.com until switching names to Blucora Inc. in 2012. Blucora is a publicly traded company.

The domain was under Domain Capital and included the MostWantedDomains.com email address on 2/6/2009 and stayed that way for … Read the rest

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I see a lot of interesting things in my daily domain diggings and often times it is little things that I see and then think about it and later be like.. come to think of it, I have never seen that before!

Well, here is one! I look at whois records all day, for a lot of domains! It is fairly common to see an “update” date within the past year or two of viewing the majority of whois records. … Read the rest

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