Lets say you hand register a domain name for $10.99 and you list this asset for sale. With-in 8 months from your initial investment, you receive an offer to purchase with a 18,098.36% return on investment.
No! you say…
You want 43,576.07% ROI?
No Thank You says the buyer!
You end up with 0% in the end on this deal.
I guess it’s a different way to look at it other than dollars and cents. 18,000 percent isn’t good enough … Read the rest
Is an IT person listed as the “owner” of your domain name? Your “web guy”? An employee of your business? If so, you may have a ticking time bomb on your hands and you need to address the issue NOW!
Registrant is an odd term but an important one to know if you own domain names personally or your company does. The registrant is the “owner” of a domain name. Now I’m not a lawyer, but just to be sure … Read the rest
On June 1, 2015 at 8:23 am Central Time I registered the domain names CaitlynJenner.com and CaitJenner.com in a defensive registration as I explained why I registered the domain names here.
At about 12:00 noon Central Time, the Twitter account @Caitlyn_Jenner went live and news spread of the former Bruce Jenner becoming Caitlyn Jenner.
Around 5 am Central Time that morning I ran into some public information that lead me to believe that there was potential that something was … Read the rest
If you hadn’t heard yet, I did a defensive domain registration of CaitlynJenner.com on June 1, 2015 which I explained why I did it here. I am still in the process of getting a hold of somebody from the team to transfer the domains, but it’s in the works with several emails sent and tweets from me to them. For some reason it is pretty hard to find representatives and they have yet to reply to any of my contacts.… Read the rest
