For Sale Ad.net

[Beachie]

Even in the current economic climate, I would think $50k++

 

[mohno]

50K+.

Anyway, I believe it is not a deletion.

 

[octobus]

would've been over +100k during crazy years

 

[DomainSage]

.com might have dropped over the years, but .net has stayed or risen.

 

[tga]

Sure deletion.
100 K+
who will grab it?

 

[Cartoonz]

Originally posted by tga
who will grab it?

Heh heh....

 

[RacerX]

quote:
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Originally posted by tga
who will grab it?
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Originally posted by Cartoonz


Heh heh....

MikeMike beats all the wannabees...

 

[Donna Mahony]

I think even MikeMike will agree..Toonz is definately not a wannabee.....he is VERY good at what he does.

 

[fizz]

Originally posted by Cartoonz
Heh heh....

Toonz has a great track record for grabbing 2 letter domains

 

[Kid Kool]

toonz is a pro. everyone and there mother is after this name though. i have 3 arrows pointed at it myself, and still i don't have much of a prayer. i think dropking probably has the best chance of the "Western Hemisphere" drop catchers

 

[Cartoonz]

Originally posted by RacerX
quote:
MikeMike beats all the wannabees...

Guess that leaves you out of the running then, doesn't it?

Jeesh... some people's kids!

 

[RacerX]

such a Harold...

 

[Cartoonz]

Well, you did shoot first.

lol.

enough of this nonsense.
We both must have things to do.

 

[fizz]

Originally posted by kidkool
i have 3 arrows pointed at it myself, and still i don't have much of a prayer

Well I only have one arrow pointed at it, but it’s a very sharp one…manual reg over at BulkReg

So Toonz, MikeMike, Ultsearch etc, you newbies may as well sleep through the drop tomorrow and let a pro show you how it’s done. Nuff said

 

[Kid Kool]

i will pay someone $10 to just sit and try to manual reg for a few hours when it is drop time. that's the equivalent of having the expirefish on it

 

[Whois-Search]

Here's the old whois record in our files so, I suppose, it's only a Registrar transfer and we should see soon the new Registrar:

***
ad.net

Registrant:
Mnematics, Incorporated (AD2-DOM)
P.O. Box 19
Sparkill
NY,10976
US

Domain Name: AD.NET

Administrative Contact, Technical Contact:
Squires, Gregg (GS29) [email protected]
Mnematics, Incorporated
P.O. Box 19
Sparkill, NY 10976-0019
US
917-701-8700 845-359-0361

Record expires on 25-Sep-2003.
Record created on 26-Sep-1994.
Database last updated on 14-Sep-2002 12:35:51 EDT.

Domain servers in listed order:

MNE1.MNE.COM 198.178.154.1
MNE2.MNE.COM 198.178.154.2
NS1.GLOBENET.NET 204.141.13.1

 

[Sheva]

Originally posted by winfreecash
I think even MikeMike will agree..Toonz is definately not a wannabee.....he is VERY good at what he does.

I'M more then agree that Toonz is NOT a wannabee, actually its much better then me on getting names.

 

[fizz]

Thanks for the update whois-search.

Wow, bidding at NameWinner for AD.NET at $101,580! Is this a real bid?

 

[dtobias]

You're all out of luck if you're hoping to grab a two-letter domain that expires... the current ICANN agreement has a provision that all two letter domains are reserved (as they are in new TLDs) unless they are specially released upon convincing the relevant authorities that there is no confusion potential with country codes. Existing registrations are grandfathered, including their renewals, but if any two-letter name drops, it would become reserved from that point forward.

http://www.icann.org/tlds/agreements/verisign/registry-agmt-appk-com-16apr01.htm

 

[Cartoonz]

Originally posted by dtobias
You're all out of luck if you're hoping to grab a two-letter domain that expires... <snip>... but if any two-letter name drops, it would become reserved from that point forward.

http://www.icann.org/tlds/agreements/verisign/registry-agmt-appk-com-16apr01.htm

Well, golly gee wiz.

Guess I have not caught any 2 character names after all... NOT.

Wishful thinking, Dan. Resourceful, but incorrect conclusion.

I bagged NJ.net in July of '01
bi.net a bit later...
qu.com a few months ago,
and at least a dozen alpha/numeric 2 character names in the last 8 months.
NONE of which went through any process other than the normal drop