As a Greek investor and entrepreneur, a good portion of my domain portfolio is focused on Greek brands, names and geodomains. It's not easy to relay the true essence of the Greek society and entrepreneurship, without it being distorted by the media. One thing is certain: there is plenty of … [Read more...]
Archives for 2015
You might be in possession of stolen domains
October 1, 2015 by 4 Comments
If you casually acquire domain names off lists, auctions or even domain investors beware: some of these domains might be stolen property. Last week, a domain auction that was advertised on blogs, social media, and even Domaining.com, was terminated. The domain was stolen from its rightful … [Read more...]
We are a start-up and can’t afford five figures
September 28, 2015 by 9 Comments
Every time I receive an inquiry for a domain name best suited for a start-up or a product, I face the same dilemma. Do I quote the maximum valuation price for the domain, or do I give them a break? This dilemma stems from a statement that is often part of the response to a quote: We are a … [Read more...]
LinkedIn Premium : 33% success rate with InMail function
September 25, 2015 by 1 Comment
I recently upgraded to the Premium membership at LinkedIn, the global network of professionals. It's not that I desired to expand my 500+ business connections much further. After all, one has to be selective with their contacts, or things like this happen. In this case, I was interested in … [Read more...]
If NameBright can do it, so should other domain registrars
September 21, 2015 by 10 Comments
Recently, I shared my frustration on the prolonged time it takes to confirm outgoing domain transfers away from NameCheap. While some blame the delays on the fact that NameCheap utilizes the back-end of eNom, from my understanding NameCheap is an ICANN-accredited domain registrar and no longer an … [Read more...]
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