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A couple of years ago, I wanted to find a vintage image of Nantucket I could frame and give as a gift. I ended up choosing a Sports Illustrated from the 1950s that featured Sankaty Head golf course on Nantucket. I spent a considerable amount of time and a fair amount of money hunting down […]<a href="https://catchy.com/v?v= domaininvesting .com">Catchy.com</a>

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Someone recently commented to me that the price of a domain name I own is so high that I will probably die with it and my kids will inherit it. The comment made me laugh – and that person made be right. His comment made me think about great .com domain names as generational assets. […]<a href="https://catchy.com/v?v= domaininvesting .com">Catchy.com</a>

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I do all of my domain name auction research in the morning while I drink coffee. I spend time analyzing the drop lists and researching the domain names that catch my attention. Typically, all of my backorders and opening bids are placed well before lunch. It looks like I am going to have to make […]<a href="https://catchy.com/v?v= domaininvesting .com">Catchy.com</a>

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I was looking through my DomainIQ Monitoring report this morning, and I saw some changes that were made to the Cyber.com domain name. Cyber.com had been used by a company called CyberSoft, and the domain name transferred from Network Solutions to GoDaddy under Whois privacy. The nameservers also changed, and the domain name now forwards […]<a href="https://catchy.com/v?v= dom...

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Dynadot emailed customers today to introduce a new Know Your Customer (KYC) verification process that will pertain to registrants of certain domain name extensions. The registrar announced these KYC requirements are for .DE and .NO domain name registrants, but “additional extensions potentially added in the future.” Domain registrants who have .DE and .NO domain names […]<a h...

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