Registerfly offers Domain Whois Protection Free for lifetime
Buy a name get Whois Protection for free!
Did you know over 550,000 ProtectFly’s have been sold? The Protectfly service has become one of the largest and most trusted whois protection services on the net. We are now offering this great service for free. Protectfly keeps spammers and telemarketers at bay. There is no limit to the number of ProtectFly units you purchase. When you search for a name and add it to a cart you will be prompted for whether or not you wish to include Privacy Protection. If you select YES we will automatically add a free ProtectFly for each domain name you are purchasing.
Some services may offer Whois Protection for the first year, the ProtectFly Service is now available at no cost for the entire time your name is active with RegisterFly.com
March 9th | , | Comments (3) |
Domain Names that Just Expired
NetworkSolutions have updated a clean and interesting list list of all the most recent expired domain names, around 88755 of them arranged nicely in alphabetical order.
March 7th | | Comments (0) |
Deal Reached on .com Domain Price Hikes
Deal Reached on .com Domain Price Hikes
March 2nd | | Comments (2) |
Mobile Google News (Beta)
Google has just announced the release of Google News for mobiles. This would fill that niche users used to fill using mobile RSS readers. This is a much more neater solution as people already rely on Google News when not on the road (or in the train).
Google has been agressively targeting the mobile space for a while now, and with good reason. People are becoming more and more connected, so it makes sense to provide mobile friendly versions of the tools people have come to depend on when at the desk.
March 1st | | Comments (0) |
A brief about the Verisign .COM money scam
Stumbled upon a interesting article by BobParsons.com. Highlighting the main points in the domain industry and how it works, the article explains a big scam by Verisign.
….. there are about 48 million .COM domain names. Using historical and current growth rates we expect the .COM registry to exceed 60 million names at the end of 2006. At the current rate of $6.00 per name (this is what all registrars are charged – registrars in turn either discount or mark up this price to arrive at what the registrant is charged) VeriSign will take in $360 million dollars to operate the .COM registry this year……
……That increases VeriSign’s annual cash take from $360 to $450 million dollars………
March 1st | , , | Comments (1) |