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Register Today on DNForum IT'S FREE!If you do not see your Registrar of Record on this list, contact them immediately to find out when they plan on participating in the Name Store Secondary Market Program.Originally posted by stocdoctor
WOW This will have a BIG impact on all the reseller / auction sites. GreatDomains shutting down is just a small part of this. I assume that Register.com and Afternic had the same idea. Seems they're taking the hint from sedo. So as I take it, us reseller dudes and gals will be asked to pay a fee to list our names to resolve as for sale when someone types in a name to register at the participating registrars.
I'd like to keep up on this. Has anyone talked to their registrar to find out if they will be participating and what the "fees" will be to place a name listing on the search engines?
We all need to follow this one! Doc
http://www.greatdomains.com/
http://www.greatdomains.com/support/smpregistrars.pdf
It means that GregOriginally posted by stocdoctor
WOW This will have a BIG impact on all the reseller / auction sites. So as I take it, us reseller dudes and gals will be asked to pay a fee to list our names to resolve as for sale when someone types in a name to register at the participating registrars.
will find something else to do. On the other side, ****** is not going to eat spam next month.
The cost for a Domain Appraisal is only $7.50 a month based on the number of distinct Appraisal Results provided by ****** during each calendar month.
The cost for Listing a domain into the ****** Name Store database is only $7.50. The $7.50 fee covers standard three-month Listing.
Your List Price must be greater than or equal to $75 and less than or equal to $5,000.
For a list price between $75-$416, the purchase service fees is $55 only.
For a list price between $417-$5,000, the percentage of the purchase service fee is 15% only.
****** means D O D O R A
Back to the topic.
I guess I'm the ONLY one who has benefited from this BIG CHANGE: I've got a $50 Amazon.com gift certificate from Verisign/GreatDomains for taking part in their interview back in August 2002.
Details here: http://www.dnforum.com/f77/verisign-greatdomains-interview-thread-4349.html
Profoundly influenced by #Bauhaus, Nameslave unrepentantly embraces Minimalism in his #multimedia portfolio. His early works include an experimental adaptation of Chekhov’s Cherry Orchard using the #Minimalist method inspired at least partly by the music of Robert Fripp. His totally irrelevant M.Ed. dissertation examines Organizational Culture and Change Management.
GD was next after Afternic.com and the mergers will continue.
Everyone work smarter, not harder.
8)
Originally posted by eEstateAgents.com
$100,000,000 ....
quote:
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Originally posted by Bob
It us fairly public knowledge how much Register.com paid for Afternic (about $40 million).
Does anybody know how much VeriSLIME paid for GreatDomains?
-Bob
I read that they paid in the region of (87 Million Dollars) cash & stock deal.
- Laura
Actually the bigger story here is how much Verisign paid for NetSol......$20 Billion.
I can't believe the shareholders of Verisign continue to let Stratton Scalvos remain as the CEO....
hmmmm I see a new prediction to add to the (10) I already gave for 2003: Scalvos is gone in March 2003.
izopod
GreatDomains.com
Starting from tomorrow - BACK IN BUSINESS!
Mrs Jello
A very elequ-ent comment from a new DNF memberOriginally posted by MrsJello
Starting from tomorrow - BACK IN BUSINESS!
Welcome Aboard!
Cheers!
02-05-2003 11:23 PM
>MrsJello: Starting from tomorrow - BACK IN BUSINESS!
???
Profoundly influenced by #Bauhaus, Nameslave unrepentantly embraces Minimalism in his #multimedia portfolio. His early works include an experimental adaptation of Chekhov’s Cherry Orchard using the #Minimalist method inspired at least partly by the music of Robert Fripp. His totally irrelevant M.Ed. dissertation examines Organizational Culture and Change Management.
as of this weekend
they are still working on their site...
Mrs Jello
Mrs Jello, Are you associated to Great Domains in any way?
See their premium listing page: http://premium.greatdomains.com/
ads.com US $450,000 - Odyssey
aids.net US $75,000 - Mrs Jello
americans.com US $150,000 - Mrs Jello
audit.net US $35,000 - Mrs Jello
beauty.net US $100,000 - Mrs Jello
beef.com US $333,333 - Fisher
camping.net US $35,000 - Mrs Jello
cinema.tv US $100,000
consultants.com US $189,000 - Sinclair
consumers.com US $50,000 - Mrs Jello
cosmos.net US $125,000 - Jeremy
dunk.net US $50,000 - Mrs Jello
estate.com US $149,000 - Sinclair
family.tv US $60,000 -
fishing.net US $60,000 - Mrs Jello
invest.net US $75,000 - Mrs Jello
jewelry.tv US $35,000 -
manufacture.com US $50,000 - Ken
movies.org US $50,000 -
outlook.com US $500,000 - Denis
passover.com US $90,000 - Mike
porn.tv US $250,000 -
porno.tv US $175,000 -
putt.com US $35,000 - bob
realty.tv US $75,000
research.com US $200,000 -
sample.com US $90,000 - Mike
team.com US $250,000 - Team
tricks.com US $60,000 - Roger
universe.net US $100,000 - jeremy
vodka.net US $50,000 - Mrs Jello
voltage.com US $35,000 - bo
Its good to see the GreatDomains has dissuaded people from engaging in fastasy asking price listings
And this is the "new" regime? Why don't we take a poll and wager when the "New" GreatDomains folds? I guess they'll then launch the New New Great Domains in response
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