verisign

I maintain around 40000 global domains and I am about to renegotiate my bulk domain pricing with my domain registrar. Before I do that, I would like to know the prices that respective registries charge the registrar, so that I know how low both me and them can reasonably go in negotiations. So...

VeriSign (NASDAQ: VRSN ) stock is up 43% year to date and almost 50% in the past 12 months while most tech firms are digging themselves out of a hole.And that's why I'm talking about VeriSign stock now. You see, VRSN has a virtual monopoly in domain name registry services. Whether it's a .com...

VeriSign (NASDAQ: VRSN ) stock is up 43% year to date and almost 50% in the past 12 months while most tech firms are digging themselves out of a hole.And that's why I'm talking about VeriSign stock now. You see, VRSN has a virtual monopoly in domain name registry services. Whether it's a .com...

ICANN to Grant Verisign Right to Sell a Single-Character .com Domain for First Time in Over 25 Years ICANN's board of directors is due to vote next Thursday at the conclusion of ICANN 64, which begins Saturday in Kobe, Japan, to approve a complex proposal allowing Verisign to auction off o.com...

ICANN to Grant Verisign Right to Sell a Single-Character .com Domain for First Time in Over 25 Years ICANN's board of directors is due to vote next Thursday at the conclusion of ICANN 64, which begins Saturday in Kobe, Japan, to approve a complex proposal allowing Verisign to auction off o.com...

(Searched and did not find this here) ICANN is to grant Verisign the right to sell a single-character .com domain name for the first time in over 25 years. Verisign plans to auction the domain to the highest bidder, and then charge premium renewal fees that would essentially double the...

(Searched and did not find this here) ICANN is to grant Verisign the right to sell a single-character .com domain name for the first time in over 25 years. Verisign plans to auction the domain to the highest bidder, and then charge premium renewal fees that would essentially double the...

I hear about this information from other people. Domains： a.com b.com c.com d.com e.com f.com g.com h.com i.com j.com k.com l.com m.com n.com o.com p.com r.com s.com t.com u.com v.com w.com y.com 0.com 1.com 2.com 3.com 4.com 5.com 6.com 7.com 8.com 9.com a.net...

I hear about this information from other people. Domains： a.com b.com c.com d.com e.com f.com g.com h.com i.com j.com k.com l.com m.com n.com o.com p.com r.com s.com t.com u.com v.com w.com y.com 0.com 1.com 2.com 3.com 4.com 5.com 6.com 7.com 8.com 9.com a.net...

https://domainnamewire.com/2019/01/07/title-2019-predictions-dnw-podcast-218/ I have no idea but I would like to know what more experienced domainers here think.

https://domainnamewire.com/2019/01/07/title-2019-predictions-dnw-podcast-218/ I have no idea but I would like to know what more experienced domainers here think.

I don't think this has yet been posted so thought I would point out an excellent response to the Verisign blog post that ICA Domain Attorney Zak Muscovitch recently wrote on CircleID. The post is longish but eloquently and clearly written, making a strong case in my opinion. Also it is rich in...

I don't think this has yet been posted so thought I would point out an excellent response to the Verisign blog post that ICA Domain Attorney Zak Muscovitch recently wrote on CircleID. The post is longish but eloquently and clearly written, making a strong case in my opinion. Also it is rich in...

After letting over 1,500 .com and .org names expire over the past several years (especially recently) i have noticed the majority of my drops are picked up by HugeDomains.com Not sure why they want them as most every name I drop had insignificant ppc revenue and little if any traffic, were not...

After letting over 1,500 .com and .org names expire over the past several years (especially recently) i have noticed the majority of my drops are picked up by HugeDomains.com Not sure why they want them as most every name I drop had insignificant ppc revenue and little if any traffic, were not...

Over the last few days I have developed the case for why the domain aftermarket is a good thing for end users. While it is partly a response to the recent Verisign post, the justification for domain investing comes up from time to time in other contexts. Here are some of the key points and a...

Over the last few days I have developed the case for why the domain aftermarket is a good thing for end users. While it is partly a response to the recent Verisign post, the justification for domain investing comes up from time to time in other contexts. Here are some of the key points and a...

I would need to join Uniregistry new Elite Membership (a higher level than $18-mo Pro) Domain Perks at an ongoing and high $22-month (to keep my old price level which had no monthly fees) to avoid Uni's 25% dot-com increase starting Nov 1. But why pay $22 mo when there will be some months with...

I would need to join Uniregistry new Elite Membership (a higher level than $18-mo Pro) Domain Perks at an ongoing and high $22-month (to keep my old price level which had no monthly fees) to avoid Uni's 25% dot-com increase starting Nov 1. But why pay $22 mo when there will be some months with...

https://domainnamewire.com/2018/11/02/holy-sht-verisign-just-called-out-domain-scalpers-and-its-biggest-customers/ "Flipping domain names or warehousing them to create scarcity adds nothing to the industry and merely allows those engaged in this questionable practice to enrich themselves at the...