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Not sure why nobody answered this. Try whoisology.com Will only work if they didn't have privacy.

Did you register FedPolice.com or australianfederalpolice.com? They are complaining about the second. If that's not your domain, tell them. If you are in Australia I'd be concerned. Other countries, less so.

When I get stupid inquires "Oh I see your not using your domain..." or "I wanna buy blah blah domain (worth $$$$+) for my son.." the hardest part is NOT REPLYING. I always wonder "Maybe it's the CEO of a fortune 500 company calling?" or "Maybe the son's father is a multi-millionaire!"...

To not waste your time I sent a PM on the 5-6 I'm interested in. Thanks

Hi Can you send BINs for all. Might be interested in package price.

3 word domains are difficult to sell unless it is a very common or money term. Try to stick to 2 word phrases with business terms.

Misspelling of dictionary words not worth anything unless its a money term getting type in traffic.

Most mega corps farm this out to "brand protection" companies who are paid by the company's legal department. They use automatic tools (like internet crawl spiders) to search for "infringements" on everything from new domain registrations to forum posts. The threats then begin by email and...

Interesting. Just glancing at Namebio I'm seeing a big surge in CCC.biz sales in the last 2 months: 4 sales in all of 2013 5 sales in all of 2014 4 sales in first 10 months of 2015 7 sales in November 2015 Average $150 selling price 24 sales in December 2015 Average $200 selling price 14...

There are no hard and fast rules about valuation. However, in general, for business related terms, the dotcom version will be the most valuable and is usually already registered. Non-profits are the preferred customer for dotorg and will usually not pay as much as a business will for dotcoms...

True. I should probably have a millennium long outlook. ;) I sure hope that people know we are joking.

It all depends on which word. Words which have business application are very valuable. mobile.net Sold for $500,000 in 2014 return.net Sold for $1500 last week adaptation.net Sold for $174 in 2015 And others could sell for less or more. You need to check word popularity (Google searches)...

"if you can wait for the right buyer" : I think that is true for all domains. But I usually get impatient after a decade or so ;)

Dictionary word +. British spelling limits market a bit -. Very limited, if any, business application -. Recent international news gives it a boost +. Namebio only reports 10 "terror" domain sales in last 7 years! Prices from $100 to $5000. Baring any other info I would expect a $1k maximum...

I'm not a lawyer, but I do own several Trademarks. I see some confusion in this thread about what a Trademark is and what protection it offers. 1)A Trademark is NOT the right to the exclusive use of a business name. If you search for any common word in the Trademark database you will find...

I'm looking for recommendations for a good Managed hosting company for a Managed Dedicated Server to run my websites, mostly Wordpress. I'd also prefer to get a hardware firewall for security. I currently use Rackspace which has OK management, and is responsive, but the cost $$$$ is bankrupting...

420 referring to cannabis I guess. There were a lot of these domains sold in 2014 for $x,xxx, but the only ones in 2015 have sold for low $xxx.

This is a "brandable" property domain. According to Namebio, they seem to be fairly popular. Here are some recent comparable sales: propertyfirst.com 960 USD 2015-09-14 NameJet propertydepot.com 1,444 USD 2015-07-24 Sedo propertyninja.com 1,300 USD 2015-06-11 BuyDomains propertymogul.com 1,860...

A few reasons: Countries in Asia have different languages and alphabets that don't easily translate to the Internet. So using the 26 letter Western Alphabet is not the most convenient. IDN domains have helped somewhat but would still be country specific. However, Arabic numerals are universal...

I have updated my description and thread title to clarify that I am looking for single (one) word DOTCOM only domains. I apologize for any confusion.