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.

GameChanger Media Inc. is a New York based company that was founded in 2009 and is a mobile application and website providing scorekeeping, stats, live gamestream plays, and recap stories for amateur sports teams. It is in direct competition with iSports which was acquired by ESPN mobile in 2010.

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GameChanger launched the company on the domain name GameChanger.io but today the domain used is a rare, premium domain name!

GameChanger received several rounds of funding, starting in January 2009 with … Read the rest

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I have been frustrated lately as I have been working (trying at least) to work on a broken computer for a pretty long time. My computer monitor is going to poo and flashes… plus in general my computer is slowly dieing for an unknown reason and is really slow (dragging) etc. Plus I have been trying a ton of things to bring in some income and nothing has worked. I will continue trying my best but it’s getting harder and … Read the rest

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Today we have a heavy hitters list of corporate domain name movers, registration and more by companies many of you are aware of! Some big, expensive domain names are in today’s list and most of these sales would go unreported otherwise… so here we go!

EmpiresAndAllies.com has been acquired for a currently unknown MarkMonitor client. The domain was acquired from HugeDomains.com (likely for $1,995) by a Julie Wiseman of IP Acquisition Company, LLC “[email protected]” with the domain being transferred to … Read the rest

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A little bit of a special addition of domain movers on this Sunday evening. Weekends are a bit slower for domain movers by large companies. All my data is obtained “the day after” it actually happens due to the vast amount of data that needs to be obtained, so I am seeing “Saturday” movements today for an example. Monday’s are really slow, as not much happens on Sunday’s for large companies. Since there is a lack of movement, I can … Read the rest

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