Mike Mann attacks New gTLDs again



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Mike Mann attacks New gTLDs again
Mike Mann has been attacking New gTLDs again in the past few days with posts on Facebook and some tweets. He ended by posting one *******club.com sale. I will start with what he said yesterday: “Before you blame me for taking out the new gTLD snake oil scammers, keep in mind they started it; its … The post Mike Mann attac...
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The way this guy cashed in on his expired domain might give you pause. The New York Times published a story today that could be considered a domain name development success story. An exciting expired-domain-to-riches story. Or something much worse. The Times profiled Cameron Harris, a recent college graduate who wrote some of the mos...
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Welcome to Domain Movers, where DotWeekly keeps track of corporate domain name transactions and reports the early findings to you. I haven’t been able to focus on this as much lately due to other things I’m doing, so we will see how often these reports are offered. In general, activity has been low on bigger names though ...
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