RDNH in #snapmobile.com #UDRP. Complainant claims common law rights throughout the United States since at least as early as 2014 to its trademark SNAP! MOBILE. The Complainant alleges that the Respondent has attempted to sell the domain for nearly $400,000 since at least as early

Vegas(.)com sells for $240M! Congratulations to Vivid Seats and their team on this acquisition. Does anyone else, anywhere, doubt the power of a properly developed geo-domain brand? Yes, there is only one Las Vegas; but there is only one New York also. Vivid Seats There is

Whiskey .com SOLD for $250,000 at Sedo today - and Whiskey .com already sold for $185,000 in 2009. For comparison Beer .com sold for $7,000,000 but way back in 2004. What do you guys think? Is the price too low for Whiskey .com?

The race to buy AI website addresses bbc.com/news/business-… via BBC

"He adds that one domain name speculator bought an AI website name for $300,000, only to then sell it some months later for $1.5m. "There are speculators in the space who realise companies want the best branding." - Matt Barrie of Escrow.com - quoted in the article.

Matt Barrie, CEO of Escrow.com, revealed a .AI domain name sold for $1.5 million. The domain name had been acquired by an investor for $300k. This is substantially larger than the $250k NPC.ai domain name sale from earlier this year. domaininvesting.com/300k-ai-domain…

Two 7-Figure Sales That Rank Among the Four Biggest Reported YTD Top Latest DNJournal Chart: dnjournal.com/archive/domain… #domains

I am getting tons of shit for “promoting awareness” of this, but .ai is no joke. Companies are adopting it. It’s something new (2023) in terms of wider investor interest (so surely it must be shiny and worthless next year) because AI, in a relatively simple form, became

This is pretty major stuff hitting the BBC. Anyone awake is seeing the transition in motion. Is this a threat to your .com domains? No. They're safe and sound and where every business wants to get to. AI is a potentially end-game tech and that's why companies are scrambling

"I wouldn't advise clients to be spending exorbitant prices on a domain containing 'AI' just to be part of what's happening now," Mr Rosener says. "Only if your company is AI-centric would that decision make any sense." I have a contrarian view when it comes to this. Almost

I’ve met many people who regret buying the wrong domain name. It was an item to check off the list. They rush, buy one they think is “okay,” and move on. Years later, they’re not getting results, and they call me for help. Save yourself the trouble and call me first.

Andrew Miller from Hilco Digital will be hosting an AMA livestream with Larry Fischer today at noon (3+ hours from now). Details: domaininvesting.com/andrew-miller-… cc: Andrew Miller HilcoDigital Larry Fischer

The Geo-Domain Industry. Our Time Has Arrived. The recent sale of Vegas.com for a striking $240M to Vivid Seats showcases the immense value and potential of geo-domain names. This sale was more than just a domain transaction; it was a testament to a profitable

🔥🚨BREAKING NEWS: Arrests were just made in a high-profile sex trafficking ring that involved government contractors, professors, military officers, executives at pharmaceutical companies and more This trafficking ring was operating in apartment complexes in Cambridge,

NEW: New York man John Rote has been arrested after he saved a woman from getting robbed by a homeless man in a Manhattan subway station. The current state of New York City. On Tuesday evening, Rote noticed that a woman was getting robbed and immediately jumped into action. The x.com/CollinRugg/sta…

Thank you, Elliot Silver for writing this post and sharing your reasons for nominating RickSchwartz.com 👑 Domain King® 👑 Since 1995 for the Lonnie Borck Memorial Award!

San Francisco’s homeless population was entirely cleared out for Xi Jinping. The government can easily fix our cities overnight. It just doesn’t want to.

"You learn in this business: It you want a friend, get a dog." -- Carl Icahn Carl Icahn

adamstrong 🌲 It's actually Google doing that, not Safari (because Google is the default search engine for Safari/Apple). The "suggested sites" feature is turned ON by default. So you need to turn it off: support.apple.com/is-is/guide/ip… The suggested sites are from Google--I suspect from the

Amazon has Amazon.cars and forwards the domain name to its vehicle showroom page.