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I can see "communist.ca" as a nice one to point to Justin Trudeau's website! ;)

There are only 52 .ca domain names that match that criteria......it might be easier to manually check each one, rather than hope that their owners see your post.... I did a search at Sedo, and found several listed there: fsq.ca fsl.ca fpq.ca matching the criteria.

If I search for "pandora" at GoDaddy, pandora.info is marked as a "PREMIUM" domain, for sale for USD $395. Oddly, if I filter for domains of 7-characters or less, nothing shows up (including Pandora.info, which is exactly 7 characters, which is visible when there are no filters!). 🤪

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True. but as you noted, it's been ineffective, as you're "spending far more time daily making those corrections than necessary." Placing the rules verbatim on the posting page, directly above the words "Post Topic" should make it idiot-proof, as it catches the eye while they're in the act of...

You might want to copy the text from the box at: Market i.e. into a box above the "Post Topic", e.g. above: https://dn.ca/market/pages/post-thread when folks start a thread, so that they're more likely to notice "the rules" when they're actually about to spam their domains create a thread...

Cowboys.com was a group effort....

A competing organization called "AREA" is launching: National Association of Realtors Faces Competition From New Group "AREA" = American Real Estate Association American Real Estate Association Of course in Canada, we have "CREA" Home CREA = Canadian Real Estate Association

Looks like CIRA has no interest in enforcing the Canadian Presence requirements. Canadian Presence Requirements for Registrants – CIRA Either they should enforce the requirements, or eliminate the requirements.

It's another piece of garbage. af.com -- $1,302 school.com -- $5,958 leap.com -- $11,493 They're delusional.

When is it ever in your interest to be dealing with someone who isn't the decision-maker, or who isn't qualified? 🤔

Of course I meant "ARE being changed" above. (too late to edit original post)

Long thread on :poop: namepoos.com, see: https://www.namepoos.com/threads/domain-front-running-by-lumis-com.1283492/ Some of the links to Twitter embeds in that thread aren't working.....one can search Twitter, though: https://twitter.com/search?q=@georgekirikos lumis&src=typed_query&f=live Looks like...

One of the many reasons I insist on "principals only", to avoid all this BS. Non-negotiable and no exceptions.

Kitchener-Waterloo tech leaders launch new community-building platform Waterloo Inc.

HP.com was registered by HP back when they were completely FREE, so it wouldn't appear on a list of most expensive domains.

Yup, that's why a buyer of a .ca should be a corporation that is HST registered, so that they can get the input tax credits. A "consumer" isn't going to be able to get the input tax credits, as opposed to a business. [although I suppose an unincorporated business can still register for the HST...

Nice find! That would meet the .ca requirements (although it would have been more transparent had they used the corporate name and BC address, instead of the "trading name" and US address).

I don't believe they're acting for either party (they're an independent third party, holding the domain name in their own name; see: Domain Concierge Service - Escrow.com ), nor are they lawyers. I wouldn't want to test that theory --- better just to do it "cleanly" from the beginning, in my...

It's interesting that even though they own Florida.gov, that simply redirects to MyFlorida.com!! That's the power of .com.....

I don't think that would be the case, as they wouldn't fit section 2(4) of the requirements: Canadian Presence Requirements for Registrants – CIRA which has a specific meaning (i.e. incorporated federally, or provincially, or in one of the territories). A foreign corporation doesn't meet that...

Non-Canadian firms can have CAD bank accounts (just like Canadian firms can have USD bank accounts). Non-Canadian firms also can get GST numbers. The .ca presence requirements document is quite detailed as to what is required (see section 2): Canadian Presence Requirements for Registrants – CIRA

That's a different person. The one I linked to above: https://au.linkedin.com/in/neillkatz specifically mentions that he's CFO at Freelancer.com, which owns Escrow.com.

They may be open to CIRA taking away the domain name..... According to the WHOIS: How are they handling the .ca Nexus Requirements? Neil Katz appears to be an Australian: About Escrow.com, The Online Escrow Service - Escrow.com https://au.linkedin.com/in/neillkatz and Escrow.com is a US...

And they formally announced it in late October:

In September, I blogged about Enterprise being the buyer of the .com: New owner of elite EM.com domain name appears to be Enterprise Holdings (not Exxon Mobil)!

In the hopes that some of the spammers will remove me from their lists, instead of deleting their bulk inquiries (I can tell that they're bulk, since they'll be repeat inquiries across various types of domains, e.g. short acronyms or dictionary domains, etc.), I'll reply with "F*ck off...

One has to evaluate 'evidence' carefully. A famous example: Nayirah testimony - Wikipedia in relation to Kuwait.

As I tweeted in some detail: the Seller's financials (Banxa) disclosed this much earlier, via SEDAR (now SEDAR+, which breaks a lot of the old links), Canada's crappier version of EDGAR. I've known about this since June 5, 2023, but didn't share it (until found by others), given my "strike"...

I was able to vote yesterday. They're probably overloaded, with too many people wanting to vote at the same time.....

I think they were leasing it, and then there was a lawsuit/dispute of some kind, and they settled it with the longer term purchase agreement spread over 35 years.

With domain name aliases, you can have info@example.com and info@example1.com and info@example2.com all going to the same inbox, with the ability to send from each separately too (using "Send mail as" under the Mail settings). With filters, one could direct each domain name's emails to a...

I've been using Google Workspace for many years. You can use domain name aliases with it, too: Add a user alias domain or secondary domain - Google Workspace Admin Help

It's that time of year again....check your email. I already endorsed our own Frank Michlick! https://dn.ca/data/avatars/s/0/37.jpg?1663625118@FM

I finished all my renewals this morning, ahead of Friday's fee increases. I produced some analytics on what my portfolio looks like (a "typical" registrant is likely to be very different, probably mostly in 2023-2025).

I've been doing the same, and also for the .org domain names. I went in and did another USD $2,000 worth of renewals this morning, even though nothing expires before 2026, just to organize them more into groups (e.g. all 3-letter .com domains now renew in 2030 or beyond, 2-letter .com domains...

I renewed a bunch. Nothing in my company's portfolio expires in 2023, 2024, or even 2025.

If the auction venue is trustworthy, but there's always the risk of the "Hank Alvarez" shill bidding that could drive up costs.....

Sometimes the board of directors of a "non-profit" have a commercial background, so I think it's easier communication with them, as they can relate better to entrepreneurs. It's the "lifers" that tend to feel the sense of entitlement.

Check the entity type ----- if the ones that are showing full WHOIS are corporations, perhaps that's the factor? (I'm not sure if corporations are allowed to have WHOIS privacy in the .ca ccTLD; under gTLDs like .com, etc., corporations can have WHOIS privacy)

I would disagree that this is "no commission". Whether the buyer nominally "pays", it's the seller that is ultimately paying for it. e.g. $10,000.00 purchase price with buyer paying $2,089.00 to GoDaddy (20%+$89). Thus, the total payment was $12,089.00. Economically, this cannot be...

The term "Tycho" is registered in over 90 TLDs, according to DotDB: dotDB - All registered domains containing tycho so it might have more value than is apparent at first glance....

WATERLOO.COM Long Term Price Suggestion $66,390 Short Term Price Suggestion $18,969 https://graen.com/free_domain_valuation_waterloo.com :ROFLMAO:

This "feature" might be abused, though. e.g. suppose someone starts an appraisal thread for "example.com". Folks submit their opinions, but the "Topic Owner" simply deletes valuations that they don't like. i.e. is the forum for the benefit of just the thread starters? Or is it for the entire...

If the domain name is "returned to availability", that won't help the (alleged) true owner, as then they'd have to compete in the TBR process to get "their" domain name back.

:ROFLMAO:

CIRA WHOIS is tricky. Using trial and error, it's finally working right: WHOIS Domain Name Lookup | CIRA Registrant information Registrant name Leap of Faith Financial Services Inc. But, in Tucows/OpenSRS, I had to do the following: First Name: Leap of Faith Last Name: Financial Services...

They might be using Afilias Managed DNS: Afilias Launches Managed DNS Service Other domains use it, etc., e.g. aig[.]com Whois Lookup Captcha As for using a variety of TLDs for the nameservers, that's a common strategy of DNS providers, in order to have redundancy in case an entire TLD goes...

I just submitted my company's final comments: Our Comments to ICANN Opposing the Dot-NET Registry Agreement Renewal With Verisign ICA and TurnCommerce also submitted substantial comments: Submissions for this Proceeding The deadline for comments is Thursday May 25, 2023 at 23:59 UTC (i.e...