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Xinnet's Free Domain Names Violate Rules

Xinnet's Free Domain Names Violate Rules 01/05/2005 03:11 AM

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GoDaddy.com: : Low cost domain names,
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 Last week, Internet overseeing organisation ICANN and technical arm IANA, quietly approved Google's application and gave it ID number 895. It is now entitled to sell any .biz, .com, .info, .name, .net, .org and .pro domains (but not .aero, .coop, or .museum). Although it denies that it will become a seller of domain names, you have to wonder why?

The Register has an interesting idea..
Then of course there is the possibility that it will find a way of tying in all of its other new services and connecting them to a domain name sale. So, for example, you buy "All-in-one.com" through Google and it gives you Gmail, Blogger and whatever else in a bundle. It does a Microsoft of the internet by getting you to use all its software and services and so give itself an enormous amount of power and control. “


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Interested in buying easy-to-remember, ideal-to-own domain names under various categories of business? Despite the ever-increasing number of domain name extensions (250 or so), the demand for good top-level domain names has never had it so good. .com and .net extensions continue to rule the roost. According to a recent survey, domain names ending in .com and .net represent 30.4 million domain names, more than half of all names registered. Super Names Inc. hopes to take advantage of this trend by putting on the block a number of first time offered top domain names.SuperNames.com: You Name It, You Get It [PRWEB May 28, 2004]

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Domain Names Selling For Ridiculous
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More evidence that we're approaching a rehash of 1999. We've seen dot com stock prices going up, IPOs from tech companies that actually do well, traffic increase in Silicon Valley and VC money that is being invested in dot coms with no revenue and no business model. Now, the latest sign of a returning dot com era is that domain names are beginning to fetch high prices again. Someone just sold men.com for $1.3 million, and others believe that the latest land rush for domain names is about to start again. While many of the original domain name speculators went out of business over the past few years, now they're coming back, and buying up as many domain names as possible.

Privacy Registration Blocked For .US
Domain Names


Privacy Registration Blocked For .US
Domain Names
03/31/2005 12:12 PM

If you own a domain name, you know the benefits of registering it under a private proxy which keeps your name, address and contact information away from the prying eyes of spammers, stalkers or solicitors. The National Telecommunications and Information Administration, (NTIA), the telecommunications and Internet arm of the Department of Commerce, has disallowed private registrations for .US domain names. This was made without a hearing or an opportunity for a rebuttal or response from those affected. After giving only two weeks' notice, the NTIA has stated that they would not consider any arguments and that its decision is final. According to a website called The Danger of No Privacy, here is a list of the reasons you want an anonymous domain name registration.

  •  protection from stalkers and harassers.
  •  protection against solicitation and unwelcome visitors for home-based Web businesses.
  •  protection for loved ones associated with a family Web site or domain name.
  •  protection against SPAM and phishing (an email falsely claiming to be a legitimate enterprise in an attempt to scam the user into surrendering private information that will be used for identity theft).
  • protection against attempts to steal identities and/or money.
  • protection against general solicitations via phone and/or fax.
  • the right to operate a Web site anonymously.
  • the ability to speak anonymously (a First Amendment right confirmed by the Supreme Court).

They have an online petition that you can sign and send to your elected officials. You can find it here.


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