Churning
The practice of repeatedly selling domains among a small group of investors to artificially inflate prices or create a false sales history. This unethical practice can mislead buyers about a domain's true market value.
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Net
.net is one of the original top-level domains (TLDs) introduced in the internet's early days, along with others like .com, .org, and .edu. The .net extension was initially intended for network tech...
Outbound Sale
Outbound sales refer to the proactive effort to sell your domain names. This involves identifying potential buyers, reaching out to them directly, and trying to convince them of the value of the do...
Info
.info is one of the many top-level domains (TLDs) available for registration. It was one of the first TLDs introduced to alleviate the demand for .com domains and it's intended for informational we...
Landrush
A period during the launch of a new TLD when domains can be registered before general availability, often at premium prices.
Make an Offer
Make an Offer refers to the process where a potential buyer proposes a price they are willing to pay for a specific domain name. This is typically done when the domain name is listed for sale but w...
Me
".me" is the Internet country code top-level domain (ccTLD) for Montenegro. However, due to its potential for wide-ranging personal branding—since "me" is used in English as a reference to ones...