Daily Domain Sales 04-09-2015 lead by Paoku.com at $23,508 on Sedo
Paoku.com sold for $23,508 on Sedo.
Top Sales on April 9, 2015 are:
Paoku.com – $23,508
VUM.com – $19,000
FBET.com – $12,099
FinestFinest.info – $5,000
05555.com – $4,930
Propago.com – $4,000
Product.org – $3,049
EEJJ.com – $2,600
DigiSign.com – $2,077
OnlineHelper.com – $1,999
Mahnverfahren.com – €1,900
IKIB.com – $1,900
MMAEvents.com – $1,751
MyBarber.com – $1,618
EssentialBlends.com – $1,500
Arpeggios.com – $1,499
DigitalGraphic.com – $1,499
DomainBid.com – $1,350
Attenza.com – $1,315
RYLY.com – $1,300
SolidSurfaces.com – $1,210
Vond.com – $1,209
MoneyNews.net – $1,200
FamilyPhotoArchive.com – $1,088
MysticCTHotels.com – $1,080
51TIYAN.com – $1,020
Inhype.com – $1,000
Notate.me – €1,000
Schlenzig.com – $1,000
88144.com – $999
USWC.com – $931
DigitalThink.com – $890
UltimateShop.com – $860
FBAI.com – $790
GoingOut.co.uk – £750
Biaola.com – $625
JMCP.com – $622
13YCY.com – $570
ADKE.com – $555
HorrorMovies.net – $511
NannyFinders.com – $511
URLForwarding.com – $510
WWWBusiness.com – $510
59556.com – $509
Wuhuai.com – $509
NordicThemePark.com – $505
AnimalsMatter.org – $499
9E3.com – $480
LawyerManhattan.com – $470
FactoryService.com – $454
LanguageFactory.com – $440
AimatShape.net – $421
USImmigrationLaw.com – $415
EKUG.com – $410
RedCrossSTL.org – $400
Additions.net – $400
FitGrip.com – $399
YaoRuan.com – $375
XuiJS.com – $371
IncredibleResults.com – $370
MortgageClosing.com – $365
ECEY.com – $360
PeanutButter.net – $355
MeetingFacilities.com – $347
52615.com – $340
InfoAge.com – $333
DotMagazine.com – $311
AirTraveler.com – $310
Gotome.com – $308
BerkHamsted.com – $305
Kashing.com – $303
DKHH.com – $279
DNLF.com – $256
Marketplace-wise Sales
Paoku.com – $23,508
FBET.com – $12,099
Mahnverfahren.com – €1,900
DomainBid.com – $1,350
Inhype.com – $1,000
Notate.me – €1,000
Schlenzig.com – $1,000
GoingOut.co.uk – £750
Flippa
VUM.com – $19,000
FinestFinest.info – $5,000
Product.org – $3,049
OnlineHelper.com – $1,999
MMAEvents.com – $1,751
DigitalGraphic.com – $1,499
HorrorMovies.net – $511
Additions.net – $400
PeanutButter.net – $355
InfoAge.com – $333
NameJet
05555.com – $4,930
EEJJ.com – $2,600
DigiSign.com – $2,077
IKIB.com – $1,900
MyBarber.com – $1,618
Arpeggios.com – $1,499
Attenza.com – $1,315
RYLY.com – $1,300
SolidSurfaces.com – $1,210
Vond.com – $1,209
USWC.com – $931
DigitalThink.com – $890
UltimateShop.com – $860
FBAI.com – $790
JMCP.com – $622
NannyFinders.com – $511
URLForwarding.com – $510
WWWBusiness.com – $510
59556.com – $509
AnimalsMatter.org – $499
LawyerManhattan.com – $470
FactoryService.com – $454
LanguageFactory.com – $440
EKUG.com – $410
RedCrossSTL.org – $400
FitGrip.com – $399
IncredibleResults.com – $370
MortgageClosing.com – $365
ECEY.com – $360
MeetingFacilities.com – $347
52615.com – $340
AirTraveler.com – $310
BerkHamsted.com – $305
Kashing.com – $303
DKHH.com – $279
DNLF.com – $256
BuyDomains
Propago.com – $4,000
EssentialBlends.com – $1,500
MoneyNews.net – $1,200
FamilyPhotoArchive.com – $1,088
Fabulous
MysticCTHotels.com – $1,080
DropCatch
51TIYAN.com – $1,020
88144.com – $999
Biaola.com – $625
13YCY.com – $570
ADKE.com – $555
Wuhuai.com – $509
NordicThemePark.com – $505
9E3.com – $480
AimatShape.net – $421
USImmigrationLaw.com – $415
YaoRuan.com – $375
XuiJS.com – $371
DotMagazine.com – $311
Gotome.com – $308
Nominet Undertaking Contact Data Disclosure in the .UK WHOIS Consultation
Nominet is currently consulting on a proposed policy to clarify what data about registrants is published in the .UK WHOIS and, regardless of what’s published, ensure accurate data is held essential for running .UK.
The deadline for submissions is 3 June 2015.
How to participate
Read the consultation document here [PDF] / [Word Doc].
To review a condensed version of the proposals, without background research or analysis of other policy options, a short version of the consultation document [PDF] / [Word Doc] is available.
For registrars, a document summarising relevant information, with particular regard to practical implementation of the proposals, is available.
The questions are consistent across all documents. Responses can be submitted using the online form here.
The consultation document refers to a range of supporting material, published below under “Appendices to the consultation documents”.
Attend a webinar or roundtable
Nominet will be holding two webinars and a roundtable meeting as part of this consultation, which are open to all stakeholders. Interest can be registered below.
Webinar: 15.00, Thursday 16 April 2015 – Sign up form
Webinar: 11.00, Tuesday 22 April 2015 – Sign up form
Roundtable: 10.30, Thursday 30 April 2015 – Sign up form
Appendices to the consultation documents
- Appendix A – Policy Drivers
- Appendix B – Overview Of WHOIS User & Registrant Surveys
- Appendix C – WHOIS & Registrant Survey Summary
- Appendix D – Analysis Of Volume Of WHOIS Queries
- Appendix E – Analysis of WHOIS Opt-out Usage
- Appendix F – Statistical Analysis Of Registry Data
- Appendix G – Comparison Of Registration Processes
- Appendix H – Comparative Industries & Regulations Research
- Appendix I – Comparative Registry & WHOIS Data Publication Review
- Appendix J – Review Of International Discussions
article by David Goldstein
Highest Reported non .COM gTLD Sales in March,2015
Car.info was the highest reported non .COM gTLD sale in March,2015.The domain name changed hands for $76,000 through Sedo.
Here are the highest reported non .COM gTLD sales in March,2015:
1. Car.info $76,000
2. Sell.org $20,000
3. FHB.net $14,888
4. EGB.net $9,888
5. BFG.org $9,888
6. DXB.net $9,888
7.. City.tips $9,010
8. Parhomenko.net $7,000
9. Interview.net $6,300
10. Agro.net $6,254
11. Free-Spins.net $5,830
12. Soap.club $5,000
13. Tablets.org $4,551
14. Keyboards.net $4,500
15. Christian.net $4,500
16. OneGoal.org $4,439
17. MargiGras.net $4,250
18. Courrier.net $3,995
19. Bateaux.net $3,888
20. Amira.org $3,500
NameJet Holds No Reserve Auction Featuring 250 Short .Buzz Domain Names
NameJet will be holding a no reserve domain name auction , featuring 250 short .Buzz domain names.
All of the domain names included in the auction are three letter, four letter and five letters domain names. Moreover, all the domain names included in the auction have to have a $69 bid to enter the auction.
Back Orders start April 16th.
Here are the domain names included in the auction :
act.buzz 4/16/2015
air.buzz 4/16/2015
apex.buzz 4/18/2015
arch.buzz 4/18/2015
arts.buzz 4/18/2015
asia.buzz 4/18/2015
atom.buzz 4/18/2015
away.buzz 4/18/2015
babe.buzz 4/18/2015
back.buzz 4/19/2015
bags.buzz 4/19/2015
bail.buzz 4/19/2015
baja.buzz 4/19/2015
bars.buzz 4/19/2015
bass.buzz 4/19/2015
bath.buzz 4/19/2015
bean.buzz 4/19/2015
beat.buzz 4/19/2015
beds.buzz 4/19/2015
beef.buzz 4/19/2015
bend.buzz 4/19/2015
beta.buzz 4/19/2015
bets.buzz 4/19/2015
bids.buzz 4/20/2015
bird.buzz 4/20/2015
boat.buzz 4/20/2015
body.buzz 4/20/2015
bomb.buzz 4/20/2015
boom.buzz 4/20/2015
boot.buzz 4/20/2015
born.buzz 4/20/2015
bowl.buzz 4/20/2015
boys.buzz 4/20/2015
bras.buzz 4/20/2015
brit.buzz 4/20/2015
buds.buzz 4/20/2015
bury.buzz 4/20/2015
buys.buzz 4/21/2015
cake.buzz 4/21/2015
cape.buzz 4/21/2015
card.buzz 4/21/2015
cent.buzz 4/21/2015
cgm.buzz 4/16/2015
clan.buzz 4/21/2015
coal.buzz 4/21/2015
coat.buzz 4/21/2015
coin.buzz 4/21/2015
cook.buzz 4/21/2015
crm.buzz 4/16/2015
crop.buzz 4/21/2015
cure.buzz 4/21/2015
dads.buzz 4/21/2015
dare.buzz 4/21/2015
dear.buzz 4/22/2015
debt.buzz 4/22/2015
deer.buzz 4/22/2015
dial.buzz 4/22/2015
dine.buzz 4/22/2015
disk.buzz 4/22/2015
diva.buzz 4/22/2015
dive.buzz 4/22/2015
dock.buzz 4/22/2015
dogs.buzz 4/22/2015
doll.buzz 4/22/2015
done.buzz 4/22/2015
drum.buzz 4/22/2015
dub.buzz 4/16/2015
duck.buzz 4/22/2015
dude.buzz 4/23/2015
earn.buzz 4/23/2015
east.buzz 4/23/2015
echo.buzz 4/23/2015
eros.buzz 4/23/2015
etp.buzz 4/16/2015
exam.buzz 4/23/2015
exit.buzz 4/23/2015
fad.buzz 4/16/2015
fang.buzz 4/23/2015
fine.buzz 4/23/2015
flag.buzz 4/23/2015
fool.buzz 4/23/2015
foot.buzz 4/23/2015
fry.buzz 4/16/2015
funk.buzz 4/23/2015
gab.buzz 4/16/2015
gaia.buzz 4/23/2015
gals.buzz 4/24/2015
gang.buzz 4/24/2015
gas.buzz 4/16/2015
gate.buzz 4/24/2015
gems.buzz 4/24/2015
gene.buzz 4/24/2015
geo.buzz 4/16/2015
gig.buzz 4/16/2015
glow.buzz 4/24/2015
goa.buzz 4/16/2015
goat.buzz 4/24/2015
gods.buzz 4/24/2015
gogo.buzz 4/24/2015
grab.buzz 4/24/2015
grad.buzz 4/24/2015
gram.buzz 4/24/2015
guys.buzz 4/24/2015
gym.buzz 4/16/2015
hack.buzz 4/24/2015
hard.buzz 4/25/2015
hawk.buzz 4/25/2015
hdtv.buzz 4/25/2015
head.buzz 4/25/2015
hifi.buzz 4/25/2015
hip.buzz 4/17/2015
hire.buzz 4/25/2015
html.buzz 4/25/2015
ipo.buzz 4/17/2015
joke.buzz 4/25/2015
key.buzz 4/17/2015
kick.buzz 4/25/2015
kidz.buzz 4/25/2015
kite.buzz 4/25/2015
kro.buzz 4/17/2015
lady.buzz 4/25/2015
lake.buzz 4/25/2015
lamb.buzz 4/25/2015
laws.buzz 4/26/2015
lend.buzz 4/26/2015
lens.buzz 4/26/2015
lime.buzz 4/26/2015
lion.buzz 4/26/2015
lira.buzz 4/26/2015
log.buzz 4/17/2015
logo.buzz 4/26/2015
loot.buzz 4/26/2015
lost.buzz 4/26/2015
maid.buzz 4/26/2015
male.buzz 4/26/2015
mall.buzz 4/26/2015
maps.buzz 4/26/2015
mash.buzz 4/26/2015
mate.buzz 4/27/2015
math.buzz 4/27/2015
meat.buzz 4/27/2015
mile.buzz 4/27/2015
milk.buzz 4/27/2015
mind.buzz 4/27/2015
mine.buzz 4/27/2015
miss.buzz 4/27/2015
moa.buzz 4/17/2015
mob.buzz 4/17/2015
moms.buzz 4/27/2015
mos.buzz 4/17/2015
most.buzz 4/27/2015
mp3.buzz 4/17/2015
nara.buzz 4/27/2015
nest.buzz 4/27/2015
nuts.buzz 4/27/2015
oil.buzz 4/17/2015
ort.buzz 4/17/2015
pack.buzz 4/27/2015
page.buzz 4/28/2015
paid.buzz 4/28/2015
pain.buzz 4/28/2015
pals.buzz 4/28/2015
papa.buzz 4/28/2015
para.buzz 4/28/2015
park.buzz 4/28/2015
path.buzz 4/28/2015
pau.buzz 4/17/2015
peer.buzz 4/28/2015
pins.buzz 4/28/2015
poet.buzz 4/28/2015
poke.buzz 4/28/2015
pond.buzz 4/28/2015
pony.buzz 4/28/2015
pool.buzz 4/29/2015
pose.buzz 4/29/2015
ppl.buzz 4/17/2015
prom.buzz 4/29/2015
punk.buzz 4/29/2015
rate.buzz 4/29/2015
rave.buzz 4/29/2015
read.buzz 4/29/2015
reef.buzz 4/29/2015
reel.buzz 4/29/2015
rfid.buzz 4/29/2015
rice.buzz 4/29/2015
ride.buzz 4/29/2015
riot.buzz 4/29/2015
road.buzz 4/29/2015
room.buzz 4/30/2015
root.buzz 4/30/2015
ruby.buzz 4/30/2015
saas.buzz 4/30/2015
sail.buzz 4/30/2015
scam.buzz 4/30/2015
seal.buzz 4/30/2015
semi.buzz 4/30/2015
ship.buzz 4/30/2015
shoe.buzz 4/30/2015
siam.buzz 4/30/2015
sick.buzz 4/30/2015
sing.buzz 4/30/2015
slam.buzz 4/30/2015
slot.buzz 5/1/2015
soap.buzz 5/1/2015
sofa.buzz 5/1/2015
sole.buzz 5/1/2015
spas.buzz 5/1/2015
spin.buzz 5/1/2015
stat.buzz 5/1/2015
stop.buzz 5/1/2015
suit.buzz 5/1/2015
sumo.buzz 5/1/2015
swap.buzz 5/1/2015
taco.buzz 5/1/2015
tags.buzz 5/1/2015
tail.buzz 5/1/2015
tan.buzz 4/17/2015
tees.buzz 5/2/2015
tell.buzz 5/2/2015
temp.buzz 5/2/2015
tent.buzz 5/2/2015
text.buzz 5/2/2015
thin.buzz 5/2/2015
thx.buzz 4/18/2015
ties.buzz 5/2/2015
tiny.buzz 5/2/2015
tire.buzz 5/2/2015
tone.buzz 5/2/2015
tune.buzz 5/2/2015
twin.buzz 5/2/2015
uhz.buzz 4/18/2015
use.buzz 4/18/2015
van.buzz 4/18/2015
vcd.buzz 4/18/2015
voip.buzz 5/2/2015
walk.buzz 5/2/2015
war.buzz 4/18/2015
ward.buzz 5/3/2015
wars.buzz 5/3/2015
wave.buzz 5/3/2015
webs.buzz 5/3/2015
week.buzz 5/3/2015
what.buzz 5/3/2015
wife.buzz 5/3/2015
wind.buzz 5/3/2015
wink.buzz 5/3/2015
wish.buzz 5/3/2015
with.buzz 5/3/2015
word.buzz 5/3/2015
yoyo.buzz 5/3/2015
zoo.buzz 4/18/2015
zoom.buzz 5/3/2015
Mixed Responses on Knowledge of New gTLDs in British, American and Belgian Surveys
A new study from the NCC Group claims to have found 87 percent of British and American consumers do not feel very comfortable visiting websites using new gTLDs. Meanwhile another study in Belgium found almost half (46%) of small-to-medium enterprises and those engaged in the “liberal professions” were aware of new gTLDs and over half (54%) found this to be a positive trend.
The NCC Group study, the “New Internet Study”, questioned 10,000 consumers across the US and UK regarding their attitudes to these new gTLDs.
Without access to the questionnaire used by the NCC Group or its findings, it does appear it was geared to promoting the NCC Group’s services. The findings suggest 40 percent of web users reported feeling less secure online since their introduction, however the anecdotal evidence of this writer suggests far fewer than these numbers actually know about new gTLDs. It could be the lack of knowledge and awareness of new gTLDs, as with many things in life, leads to fear. A fear of the unknown.
“The internet is undergoing the biggest change in its history, causing uncertainty for consumers,” said Rob Cotton, chief executive officer at NCC Group. “We’ve also shown that the new domains are already being used for nefarious purposes, with users expressing security concerns too.”
“Currently there is a lack of awareness of this change in the business community. This is an issue that affects a number of different departments, from marketing and IT all the way up to the board – but most firms are oblivious.
Meanwhile another survey by DNS Belgium among SMEs (2 – 250 employees) and the liberal professions, a group that one would expect to have a higher level of knowledge of new gTLDs, found 46 percent were familiar with new gTLDs.
DNS Belgium contacted some 500 SMEs distributed among Flanders, Wallonia and the Brussels-region of their knowledge of new gTLDs, and in particular the geographic new gTLDs .vlaanderen and .brussels and follows on from a similar study in 2013.
The DNS Belgium study found almost half (46%) of the professionals were aware that there are new gTLDs, an increase of nine percent from the previous year while over half (54%) found this to be a positive trend.
Among professionals who are familiar with these new extensions, 36 percent knew of .vlaanderen (compared with 22% in 2014) and 20 percent of .brussels (compared with 9% in 2014).
written by David Goldstein
