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 LLLL.com: DN Journal reported on a long time domainer having several domains stolen from him earlier this week, there was a huge theft earlier this year involving hundreds of domains including many premium .coms, and members on Namepros and DN Forum probably remember the large domain theft that occurred last year and involved many prominent do…

 LLLL.com: I’ve written about domain name security in the past and what to look for in a domain name registrar. Despite the security precautions many domainers know to take, many people (including domainers) let their guard down when hiring people to help them and/or solve business problems. Sky News released an article yesterday about co…

 LLLL.com: Last year, a prominent DN Forum member had his name registered as a .com domain by a domainer who, for reasons unknown to me, decided he wanted to once again cause a problem on DN Forum. Shortly after hearing about this, I decided that it was well worth spending $8 to secure my name in .com.

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 LLLL.com: Listed below are all short domain name sales greater than $449 in .com, .net and .org reported in DN Journal, DN Sale Price, and on Namepros. A few sales from May 2009 may have accidentally slipped in. These are only reported short domain sales that I’ve come across — like all domain market segments, only a small

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 LLLL.com: Dominik Mueller has compiled a list of nearly 80 high quality articles related to domaining that have been featured over the years in publications such as the New York Times, USA Today, CNN Money, Wired, BusinessWeek, Business 2.0, Washington Post, etc. Dominik has indicated that he will be updating this list as he comes across

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 LLLL.com: Another silly thread on Namepros about the new domain name extensions: the future is often a coin toss for even the sharpest domainers… Why do new domainers so often think they know the answer? And why is the answer always the exact opposite of what the large majority of more senior domainers are saying? And

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 LLLL.com: It appears that may very well be the case. I’m not exactly sure how they ever planned on making this business legal… Sure, you could try and monetize the traffic but how valuable and loyal are people looking for illegal torrents going to be for a law-abiding business?

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 LLLL.com: Press release available here: deals can be viewed here: You can even get a .info deals widget for Facebook or iGoogle.
Is it just me or do you not think this is pure genius? Seeing as Afilias, VeriSign, etc make money on every single domain registration for the registries they manage, would it not

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 LLLL.com: I apologize for this post being a bit late — I was away yesterday and came back to negative comments regarding what I said about Domainers.org and cybersquatting.
Just to clarify my position:
1 – I was not paid for this post or any post ever made on this blog. Furthermore, I have no interest in ever accepting money for posts made on…

 LLLL.com: I received an email from Francois a couple days ago asking why I hadn’t yet gotten listed on Domainers.org.
I know some people like more privacy than others — Francois has made all information optional except an image. The image can be an avatar or a picture of you that is 48×48 pixels, although Francois’ site…