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General Domain Name Discussion

General domain name discussion only. Please discuss everything related to domains here. No sales threads.

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CCTLD: I mapped all 248 country-code domains. A few of the rules surprised me

Today at 8:13 PM
ElhagMousab

Domain Beginners and Newbies

Come on in and learn about the domain industry, domain tools and terms.

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Introductions

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intro Hello Everyone — New Domain Investor from India

Today at 5:58 AM
nicenic

Domain Name Appraisals

Get proficient appraisals and feedback from forum members for owned domains

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appraise Appraisal Request: PDFATOZ.com

Today at 8:17 AM
Jenex

Domain Name Legal Issues

For your protection do NOT post specific domains that you are having trouble with, post the situations and ask the domain experts for their opinions.

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Is It Wise to Buy Domains with Registered Trademarks? Looking for Legal and Valuation Advice

Saturday at 5:04 AM
nicenic

Take a break from domain hunting and chat with fellow members about anything under the sun (business-appropriate, of course). This is your chance to unwind, share stories, and connect with the DNForum community. Just ditch the competitor bashing and keep things friendly – think of it as leaving your worries at the door. (previously "The Watercooler" and, before that, "The Break Forum")