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It seems to be a big week for your yoga.
Likewise for those who would like to leave a permanent markâ in the .ca community.
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It seems to be a big week for your yoga.
Likewise for those who would like to leave a permanent markâ in the .ca community.
Likewise for those who would like to leave a permanent markâ in the .ca community.
The winners are:
The big winner was MyID, which registered almost half of the TBR this week, with 105 out of 216 domain names registered. Runners-up are Sibername with 23, Baremetal with 19, and Burmac with 16. Given the large number of RARs associated with MyID one would expect a large share, but Sibername landed only 23 domains, and Pool, just two.
I believe they are referring to sharpie.ca
Adam
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The big winner was MyID, which registered almost half of the TBR this week, with 105 out of 216 domain names registered. Runners-up are Sibername with 23, Baremetal with 19, and Burmac with 16. Given the large number of RARs associated with MyID one would expect a large share, but Sibername landed only 23 domains, and Pool, just two.
I just won VisitJapan in auction :smilewinkgrin:
Surprised at how little it went for. A sizeable Japanese population here in Canada would, in my opinion, cause others to be curious about Japanese culture and be curious to visit.
I shouldn't say they would, actually. I've been tempted to visit on numerous occasions, and I've seen many Japanese tourism ads.
A great week overall. A bit baffled at how low on the list Upper.ca was.
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