It's not rare for inquiries to arrive in waves, for the same domain name. Perhaps the domain became popular overnight thanks to the news, or a technological breakthrough. Researching one's domain prior to sending out a quote, is a must. What is rare, however, is for two or more people from … [Read more...]
Greece : Capital controls and Escrow.com domain transactions
October 8, 2015 by 2 Comments
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...]
Expired domains auction trickery won’t get you an accurate valuation
August 5, 2015 by 1 Comment
For several years now, some domainers attempt to gauge the value of their domains by engaging in a simple trickery. By allowing their domains to expire and be entered into an auction, they perceive the winning bid to be an accurate representation of value. This practice is not only frustrating … [Read more...]
DotSauce Magazine relaunched today
August 4, 2015 by 1 Comment
Mark Fulton's DotSauce Magazine is back; after a hiatus of exactly 687 days, the publication relaunched today. Covering subjects related to domains, domain investing, SEO, marketing and development, DotSauce Magazine will also be hosting regular contributions by yours truly. DotSauce has been … [Read more...]
GoDaddy expired domains : Why the long wait after payment?
June 27, 2015 by 9 Comments
Recently, I renewed my trust in GoDaddy and it's all thanks to the hard work of Joe Styler, who has been assisting with a lot of the issues I addressed last year. First and foremost, Joe's patience, demeanor and ethics project sainthood; I am fully aware of the gravity of the word, and it's not … [Read more...]
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