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Queen.com Hijacking by Frands Jepsen of Knud Jepsen, Denmark, Foiled by WIPO Evening Folks!! The SECOND to last thing I want to do is blog again. But the LAST thing I want to do is allow a THIEF like Frands Jepsen of Knud Jepsen from Denmark and his attorney Marie Lykke Kristiansen of Patrade A/S Denmark to get away without paying a substantial and LONG LASTING price!! […] The post Queen.com Hijacking ... Rick Schwartz

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10 One Word .com Domain Names on Sale Selling ten one word .com domain names, including Colonel.com, Honeydew.com, Philharmonic.com, Counterterrorism.com, Exclaim.com, Citronella.com, Amethysts.com, and others. Domain names are available on a first come, first served basis, so have a look now. Some of these deals will not last long. Embrace.com

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Uniregistry sale leads to BBC telling millions that domainers exist The BBC dedicated five minutes of prime-time air to telling the British public that domainers exist, after a Uniregistry domain name sale led to interest from producers. The One Show appears on BBC One at 7pm five days a week. It's the BBC's flagship magazine program and appears to currently have about 3.5 million viewers... DomainIncite.com

GoDaddy: "Steal a Great Domain Name" It looks like GoDaddy is advertising at Major League Baseball games, and they certainly chose an interesting tagline: "Steal a Great Domain Name." Interesting tagline for GoDaddy #advertising in the #Yankees game tonight in Chicago #Branding #Domains #DomainNames #marketing pic.twitter.com/b01D9DFwCK — Mike Sallese (@FinT... DomainInvesting.com

Milo Yiannopoulos Shows Love for Hatred.com - His $150,000 Purchase Tops This Week's Chart A pair of six-figure sales lead our latest weekly domain sales chart with the biggest of those coming from a big buy made by an alt-right political figure. DNJournal

What to do in the Coming Financial Earthquake I've written a number of articles over the past year on the looming problem of the Chinese debt situation. It's currently just shy of 300% of GDP and this doesn't bode well for domain investors reliant on cheap Chinese capital to purchase their domains at hugely inflated prices. So should we really panic? I saw the following c... Michael Gilmour

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