cctld Jan.5/11 TBR-Big ticket LLL

[msn]

Do the phones not work at Pool??

 

[Wzhxvy]

Pool was successful in getting 2 good names for me and 2 are in auction. They have not been as prolific as they have been in the past but I would guess they are working it.

My issue is that I sent them an urgent email 2 days ago and have yet to receive a response. And I am a pretty low maintenance client. They need to step it up a bit.

 

[fwdtech]

Pool was successful in getting 2 good names for me and 2 are in auction. They have not been as prolific as they have been in the past but I would guess they are working it.

My issue is that I sent them an urgent email 2 days ago and have yet to receive a response. And I am a pretty low maintenance client. They need to step it up a bit.

They're job-sharing arrangement with CIRA has an impact during holiday periods.

 

[DOTCA]

So how mush did his.ca and log.ca fetch at the end.. I would be surprised if it went above $1K.. I may be wrong.. who knows.

 

[domainatrix]

log.ca - $752
his.ca - $750


looking for reg fee lll.ca domains - here's the full list - http://www.llls.ca

 

[DropWizard.com]

they're job-sharing arrangement with cira has an impact during holiday periods.

roflmao

 

[DOTCA]

Thank you domainatrix for the update..

 

[hugegrowth]

This week's TBR actually had quite a few good and interesting names in it. I didn't scan the whole list beforehand, probably would have bid on more if I'd known.

 

[Wzhxvy]

Yes good point. It was better than i would have anticipated. There were a few "provincials" converted to non provincials that dropped, and a few domains that were held by third party "brand protectors" that were released...not sure if by mistake of if whoever they were protecting that brand for, was no longer interested in that name.

 

[msn]

Yes good point. It was better than i would have anticipated. There were a few "provincials" converted to non provincials that dropped, and a few domains that were held by third party "brand protectors" that were released...not sure if by mistake of if whoever they were protecting that brand for, was no longer interested in that name.

Would that be a certain Ontario one?

 

[Wzhxvy]

The company looks like they are a serious player and does not appear to have a Canada presence but they must to own domains. They are Delaware registered and have offices in Wilmington. I have seen them drop some pretty big names in the last 18 months but I cant see them dropping them by mistake...

or are you asking about the provincial domain(s) ?

Actually..correction...CIRA must have stepped in..the actual company name (in the .ca) also dropped this last week. I presume they were uncovered by CIRA and asked to drop their domains as non Canadian owners. One brave soul actually picked up their company name in TBR...not sure why...lol. The global website does say they operate in Canada but who knows...something is up...

 

[msn]

One would assume they are trying then to scoop the remaining domains before they go TBR.

 

[Wzhxvy]

You are more devious than I thought you were

 

[msn]

Ouch!

 

[Wzhxvy]

dont worry...they will find out that they cant transfer the names , so you are not that devious

 

[msn]

Unless they use Webnames.ca!

 

[Provider]

I think this drop was pretty good.

I was going after few domains like LOG.CA, HIS.CA, HotRod.ca, Feta.ca, PokerRoom.ca and few other domain names

 

[hugegrowth]

The .com of PokerRoom used to be a big poker site before it was bought by bwin (I think)

 

[ryanmlanane]

The .com of PokerRoom used to be a big poker site before it was bought by bwin (I think)

It is frustrating when ccTLD registries allow only citizens of the country to reg - I would think at least forming a shell corp in that country should be enough but in some apparently it isn't ?

 

[msn]

Since Delaware has not joined Canada as of yet, the shell corporation would have been enough, if it were incorporated in Canada.