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ICANN's Announcement Of Anti-Domain Tasting Measures To Registrars

2008-07-08 15:42:32 by Editor in Cheap Hack
 
...Domain Tasting came out in blogs, such as this one , based on second-hand news. ICANN had sent an e-mail to registrars announcing the policy change. But there was confusion over exactly what the policy was; most people just assumed it followed the recommendations of the GNSO council from April. The incomplete information caused some confused...
 
Tags: icann, directly, fees directly, fees, registrar fees effective, effective, registrar-level fees, fee, per-transaction fee
 
 
 
 
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ICANN's Announcement Of Anti-Domain Tasting Measures To Registrars

2008-07-08 15:42:32 by Editor in Cheap Hack
 
...Domain Tasting came out in blogs, such as this one , based on second-hand news. ICANN had sent an e-mail to registrars announcing the policy change. But there was confusion over exactly what the policy was; most people just assumed it followed the recommendations of the GNSO council from April. The incomplete information caused some confused...
 
Tags: icann, directly, fees directly, fees, registrar fees effective, effective, registrar-level fees, fee, per-transaction fee
 
 
 
 
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ICANN's Announcement Of Anti-Domain Tasting Measures To Registrars

2008-07-08 15:42:32 by Editor in Cheap Hack
 
...Domain Tasting came out in blogs, such as this one , based on second-hand news. ICANN had sent an e-mail to registrars announcing the policy change. But there was confusion over exactly what the policy was; most people just assumed it followed the recommendations of the GNSO council from April. The incomplete information caused some confused...
 
Tags: icann, directly, fees directly, fees, registrar fees effective, effective, registrar-level fees, fee, per-transaction fee
 
 
 
 
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Domain Kiting vs. Domain Tasting

2007-08-06 14:25:47 by Editor in Cheap Hack
 
...domain tasting issue relies heavily on the ICANN GNSO Issues Report on Domain Tasting One point the report makes which I found very interesting is the distinction it draws between "domain tasting" and "domain kiting." I've frequently seen the two terms used interchangeably, or at least in a way that engendered confusion. The report draws a...
 
Tags: domain, domain names return, names, serial domain, register domain names, registrants, registrants conduct, registration fee, sharp distinction
 
 
 
 
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Enhanced Domain Protection Services Emerge

2008-09-24 08:23:16 by Editor in Cheap Hack
 
...domain name loss. Are they worth it? Well, they're worth something, but maybe not all the money being charged. Yesterday, Domain Name Wire revealed that GoDaddy has filed for a patent for "Domain Name Hijack Protection." The basic idea of the service is that domain name transfer-out requests are automatically ignored. The customer gets a...
 
Tags: domain, standard domain lock, higher-volume domain, domain assets, domain expires, service, domainmaxlock service, godaddy, services
 
 
 
 
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Report: Google To Kill Off Domain Tasting

2008-01-24 19:56:15 by Editor in Cheap Hack
 
Domain Tasting is a practice whereby someone registers a domain and immediately begins monetizing it. If the results are good, they keep the domain. If not, they delete the registration before the end of the 5 day grace period. But tasters make a lot of money even on the domains they end up deleting. A recent ICANN report indicated that the...
 
Tags: domain, google, registration period, recent icann report, registration, stymie tasters, domains, day grace period, tasters
 
 
 
 
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Report: Google to Kill Off Domain Tasting

2008-01-24 19:56:15 by Editor in Cheap Hack
 
Domain tasting is a practice whereby someone registers a domain and immediately begins monetizing it. If the results are good, that person keeps the domain. If not, he or she deletes the registration before the end of the five-day grace period. But tasters make a lot of money even on the domains they end up deleting. A recent ICANN report...
 
Tags: domain, google, five-day grace period, registration period, recent icann report, registration, stymie tasters, domains, tasters
 
 
 
 
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Domain Theft by Employees

2007-08-06 18:53:00 by Editor in Cheap Hack
 
Domain Name Wire is reporting that sofa.com was sold without authorization by an employee of the company that owned it. The employee pocketed the money. When domains like sofa.com, the one that was stolen, sell for $200K, you have to be careful with them. Think of this when you make your techie guy with all those piercings (you know,...
 
Tags: domain, domain disappears, techie guy, sofa, employee, administrative contact, money, authorization, possibly
 
 
 
 
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Spammers Domain Registrar EstDomains Receives ICANN Deactivation Notice

2008-10-30 00:27:19 by CyberInsecure in CyberInsecure.com
 
EstDomains, a domain name registrar that worked closely with cyber criminals, suffered another blow after the organization that oversees the nets address system said it would revoke the companys right to sell domain names because of a recent fraud conviction of its president in Estonia. EstDomains has been criticized by many security experts for...
 
Tags: domain, estdomains, recent fraud conviction, nets address system, domain names, security experts, registrar, cyber criminals, closely