Wednesday, 5 September 2007

iRegistrate.com

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2007-09-06 00;45 [[ hktime ]]

[[[[[[[[[ 'the edittor notes : :::::
please pay attention 2[to] ppc-ads served up by google
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http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=Registrate&r=66
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Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary - Cite This Source

Registrate

\Reg"is*trate\ (-tr?t), v. t. To register. [R.]

Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, © 1996, 1998 MICRA, Inc.

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nameinsurer.com

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from
the very early statges of the internet ,
there have been keeping on happenning
the [[too]]many cases of domain thefts ,
even now !!!!!!!!!
even nowadays domain registrars 'r much more safer than ever
+ seemingly absolutly uncrackably ,
but , it still .........
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http://blog.domaintools.com/2007/09/alert-more-stolen-domains/
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http://blog.domaintools.com/2007/08/how-to-steal-a-domain-name-with-a-bogus-patent/
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http://blog.domaintools.com/2007/08/ravencom-the-case-of-a-stolen-domain/
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finally ,
there's some1 coming up being the first domain name insurer ,
----->> My Dear Sir Jay DoMainTools
http://blog.domaintools.com/2007/09/domain-insurance-by-domaintools/
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even My Dear Sir Frank Schilling was said2think 2b[to-be] the dn insurer ,
he did even register nameinsure.com + dninsurance.com ,
[[[[[[[[[
'the registrant of nameinsure.com + dninsurance.com -
'the Name Administration Inc. (BVI) 's
an organnisation of My Dear Sir Frank Schilling
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2007-09-06 00;45
http://domainnamenews.com/editorial/domain-insurance-by-name-intelligence/859
In a blog post today, Jay introduces domain insurance as a new service offered by his company Name Intelligence. I first came across “domain insurance” as a business model, when I heard Frank Schilling talking about it several years ago. Earlier this year, he blogged about this topic. Andrew from Domain Name Wire also posted a great article about Domain Title Insurance at Circled ID. While many domain forums have also covered this topic, so far, no player (well, maybe apart from TROANN) has introduced a model that comes close to a insurance like offering
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dninsurer.com

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from
the very early statges of the internet ,
there have been keeping on happenning
the [[too]]many cases of domain thefts ,
even now !!!!!!!!!
even nowadays domain registrars 'r much more safer than ever
+ seemingly absolutly absolutely uncrackably ,
but , 't still .........
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http://blog.domaintools.com/2007/09/alert-more-stolen-domains/
+
http://blog.domaintools.com/2007/08/how-to-steal-a-domain-name-with-a-bogus-patent/
+
http://blog.domaintools.com/2007/08/ravencom-the-case-of-a-stolen-domain/
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finally ,
there's some1 coming up being the first domain name insurer ,
----->> My Dear Sir Jay DoMainTools
http://blog.domaintools.com/2007/09/domain-insurance-by-domaintools/
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even My Dear Sir Frank Schilling was said2think about the dn insurance ,
he did even register nameinsure.com + dninsurance.com ,
[[[[[[[[[
'the registrant of nameinsure.com + dninsurance.com -
'the Name Administration Inc. (BVI) 's
an organnisation of My Dear Sir Frank Schilling
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2007-09-06 00;00
http://domainnamenews.com/editorial/domain-insurance-by-name-intelligence/859
In a blog post today, Jay introduces domain insurance as a new service offered by his company Name Intelligence. I first came across “domain insurance” as a business model, when I heard Frank Schilling talking about it several years ago. Earlier this year, he blogged about this topic. Andrew from Domain Name Wire also posted a great article about Domain Title Insurance at Circled ID. While many domain forums have also covered this topic, so far, no player (well, maybe apart from TROANN) has introduced a model that comes close to a insurance like offering
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````DN''''' 's the very commonest abbreviation standing4
````DomainName'''''

4example : :::::
````DN'''''-standing4-````DomainName''''' 's ranked # 1
@
http://www.abbreviations.com/bs.asp?st=DN
---------------------------
further common examples which use
````DN''''' standing4 ````DomainName''''' : :::::
: :::::
- DNforum[.com]
- DNjournal[.com]
- DNs
- iDN
e.t.c.

Tuesday, 4 September 2007

sMatch

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hi greeting ThANKing ,

4[for] u[you] 2[to] eyewitness the traffic statistics of 'the property ,
please go
http://smatch.com or
http://sMatch.com ;--^), then ,
look 4[for] link which reads : :::::
:
```` This domain may be for sale by its owner! '''''
click in , then , voila , here u'r , u'll get that stats ,

______________________________________________________________

A-CONCEPT :----->>

smatch this word is a dictionary's word ,
easy-to-b-rememberred-in- +
easy-to-b-recalled-out- 4[for] human memory ,
http://www.online-dictionary.biz/english/vocabulary/reference/Smatch.asp
>>>> Smatch
>>>>
>>>> 1. n. Taste; tincture; smack.
>>>> 2. v. i. To smack. ,

there4
therefor
therefore
sMatch.com 's suitable to b' the domain
4[for] companies or even whole industries
which'r concerned with any food or drink e.t.c. : :::::
: :::::
** wine*
** wine tasting [[[[[[[[[e.t.c.]]]]]]]]]
** food tasting '' ''
** food* '' ''
** finedine '' ''
** finefood '' ''
** finefruit '' ''
** finewine '' ''
** finedrinks '' ''
** cooking '' ''
** cooking teaching '' ''
** cooking schools '' ''
** cooking* '' ''
** caterring '' ''
** bars '' ''
** bartenders '' ''
** bartending '' ''
** bar* '' ''
** pubs '' ''
** hotel* '' ''
** hostel* '' ''
** resort* '' ''
** restaurant* '' ''
** restaurants '' ''
** restaurants tours '' ''
** restaurants views '' ''
** restaurants reviews '' ''
** restaurants previews '' ''
** restaurants interviews '' ''
** sweetmeat or confectionnaries or conditories or chocolates '' ''
+
[[[[[[[[[ too many2list all here ]]]]]]]]] ,

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B-CONCEPT :----->>

because : ::::
the main component o'[of]
````sMatch''''' this word is
````Match''''' this word ,
there4
therefor
therefore : :::::
sMatch.com 's own traffics of natural-type-in 's mainly
concerned with
love Matching or
love Match or
love

'the relevant documentation :----->
---------------------------------------------
sMatch.com 's been being parked @
'the[that] current parking co for quite a good[=long] time ,
+
according the official graphic
severralyears-yearly-traffic-statistics-charts
officially released by 'the[that] current parking company : :
------------------
'the most relevantest keyword-to-call-up-the-ppc-ad : :
- love
- love Match
- love Matching
- Matching
- Match
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'the yearly trend of those traffics : : ^ ^ up-ward ^^
[[
corresponding the fact of that internet's growing-n-rowing
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'the monthly traffics : : 3xx - 6xx , depending which month
------------------
'the clickthroughrates: : 1x% - 2x%
[[[[[[[[[
in contrast ,
in
general ,
general banners ctr[[click-throughs-rate]]
's just only o'[of] single digit ,
's just only o'[of] single digit ,
's just only o'[of] single digit ,
's just only o'[of] single digit ,
many too many banners have the ctr well under 1%
many too many banners have the ctr well under 1% ,
]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]

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there4
therefor
therefore : :::::
sMatch can b[be] the 1-stop-shop 4[for] combination o'[of]
the above-mentionned
A-CONCEPT +
B-CONCEPT ,
4example ,
afterall ,
when u date out a pretty woman(;or_man;) via a lovematch site ,
then u do need2find some real pretty
bar or
restaurant or even
resort e.t.c.
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sMatch.com can b[be] used 4[for] any kind of Match : : : :

sMatch ken2play a piece o'[of]
prestigious prestigiating prestidigitation
which allmost all other DoMains cant[cannot] ,
including google or yahoo or msn e.t.c.
including google or yahoo or msn e.t.c. ,
i.e.
sMatch can even provide
the foundation for launching
the kingsdom[kingdom] or kingsdoms[kingdoms]
4[for] publishing or blogging or socialnetworking
e.t.c. ,
examples : :::::::::
: :::::::::
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love.sMatch.com e.t.c. <-- this stands4 lovesMatch e.t.c. talent.sMatch.com e.t.c. , partner.sMatch.com e.t.c. , **partner.sMatch.com e.t.c. , bizpartner.sMatch.com e.t.c. , sexpartner.sMatch.com e.t.c. , football.sMatch.com e.t.c. , fook.sMatch.com e.t.c. ,--^)), o k enough , ye should have gotten it ......... there4 therefor therefore : ::::: --------------------------- .1. similarrly , any # o'[of] any-name-of-any-product.sMatch.com can b[be] openned by any owner of sMatch [[[[[[[[[ freely 4[for] free ]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]] --------- .2. any-name-of-any-product.sMatch.com this kind of easy-memorably urls can b[be] openned 4[for] any (sub)category or 4[for] any product or industry _____________________________________________________________ following-quoted 's our answers to 1 of the potential bidders of a auction of sMatch --------------------------- the name of 'the potential bidder 's hidden , out of privacy matters , but , out of fairness , v[we] think ye should also get known of 'the answers , any query please dont hesitate2let us know , ThANKye --------------------------- >```````````
>>09/04/2007
>>Hi,
>>Thanks,can you please tell me
>>which part of that traffic is type in traffic and
>>whether if you can disclose revenue stats ?
>>Best
>>Regards
>"""""""""""
>------------------------
>hi greeting n[and] ThANKing
>------------------------
>.1. type in ??
>all the traffics of sMatch 'r
>all type-in ,
>all type-in ,
>all type-in ,
>all type-in ,
>all type-in ,
>because : :::::
>---------
>a.
>that current parking service provider , sedo ,
>on-whom-sMatch-'s-been-being-parked-4[for]-years ,
>doesnt allow any form of traffics inflation ,
>they do just want2c[want-to-see]
>the organnic traffics o type-in ,
>this can b[be] verified out from the terms-conditions @
>their site , uknow ,
>they'r also doing brokerring .........
>---------
>b.
>v[we] have been being engaged in 2[too]
>many domains net projets
>------------------------
>.2. re : ::::: revenue stats ????
>---------
>due2[due-to] the fact of that revenues data
>must b[be]
>classified by any company as the sensitive
>classified data ,
>there4 .........
>.........
>but ,
>v'r considerring 2[to] let 'the cat out of 'the pack ;),
>by now , v[we] can say
>that monthly-revenues-of-sMatch 'rnt[are-not] 2[too] much
>by now ,
>but .........
>.........
>that's due2[due-to] the fact of that
>v[we] have been being engaged in 2[too]
>many domains net projets ,
>v dont even have time 2 breath or eat or sheat ;),
>v dont even have time 2 do the domain optimisation ,
>v dont even have time 2 shop around diff parking cos ,
>there4 ,
>that monthly-revenues-of-sMatch 'rnt[are-not] 2[too] much
>but .........
>.........
>once v'r released back2do the domain optimi ,
>then ,
>the revenue off of it must rise , +
>the price of it must rise correspondingly ,
>thank ye any way

Friday, 31 August 2007

````mash''''' definition

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[[[[[[[[[ 'the chief edittor notes : :::::
by the way , flickr's also a mash , i.e. , mash-up ,
http://www.networds.de/cgi-bin/n2dbi_sel_anzeige.pl?sword=mashup(1)
sorry ,
im2continue2use[i-am-to-continue-to-use] the word
````mash''''' 2[to] stand 4[for]
````mash-up''''' in order 2[to] simplify ,
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i'm lazy ;--^),
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http://whatis.techtarget.com/definition/0,289893,sid9_gci1167147,00.html

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mash-up

A mash-up is a Web page or application that integrates complementary elements from two or more sources. Mash-ups are often created by using a development approach called Ajax. Here's a sampling of mash-up Web sites:

* Panoramio: a mash-up of Google Maps and geopositioned photographs of locations
* Hiking Outpost: a mash-up of Amazon and online hiking information resources
* Flash Earth: a zoomable mash-up of Google Maps and Microsoft's Virtual Earth
* Diggdot: a mash-up of Digg, Slashdot and Del.icio.us that integrates content
* HousingMaps: a mash-up of Google Maps and Craigslist rental ads that displays geographical information for rental properties.

Like blogs, vlogs and tagging, mash-ups are part of an ongoing shift towards more a more interactive and participatory Web (Web 2.0) with more user-defined content and services. According to Aaron Boodman, quoted in BusinessWeek online, "The Web was originally designed to be mashed up. The technology is finally growing up and making it possible."

The term mash-up originated in the music industry. It is sometimes spelled mashup.

Read more about it at:
> BusinessWeekOnline.com discusses mash-ups in article "Mix, Match, And Mutate."
> Programmableweb.com offers lists of mash-ups, technical resources and a blog.

WHATIS RELATED LINKS

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Saturday, 18 August 2007

CreditCards.com files for IPO

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http://www.highendwebnames.com/blog/2007/08/10/business-investing-finance/creditcardscom-files-for-ipo/
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According to Andrew at DomainNameWire
http://domainnamewire.com/2007/08/10/creditcardscom-files-for-ipo/
CreditCards.com has filed to raise up to $115 million in an IPO.
The domain name CreditCards.com was sold for $2.75 million in 2005
and then built into a business and resold for more than $130 million in 2006
This is a good example of a generic domain being developed into a valuable business in a short period of time
Generic domains are so valuable,
because they receive targeted type-in traffic from the get-go and
because they’re relatively easy to build an online business on
For instance,
they’re often easier to brand than a domain consisting of a made-up term

From Domain Name Wire: : ::::::::::
CreditCards.com’s S-1 filing is a treasure trove of information about the company’s traffic (they actually have more than one domain driving traffic) and earnings per visitor. In the first half of this year, the company received 5.899M visitors and earned $4.64 per visitor.
(…)
In 2006, CreditCards.com had
$43M in revenues and a net income of
$18.4M.
That[[[[[[[[[That!!!!!!!!!]]]]]]]]] net margin shows
why a business based primarily on a domain name and search engine optimization,
and
which carries no inventory,
is such an appealing investment opportunity.

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http://domainnamewire.com/2007/08/13/domain-roundtable-kicks-off-in-seattle/
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Domain Roundtable Kicks Off in Seattle
Monday, August 13th, 2007

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Mike “Zappy” Zapolin of Internet Real Estate gave his keynote.

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Internet Real Estate sold CreditCards.com for $2.75M in 2004.
The buyer, Click Success, turned around
and sold the domain and its credit card portal
to an Austin Ventures-backed group in 2006 for about $150M.
On Friday,
CreditCards.com announced it plans to go public at a valuation many times that
Zapolin briefly addressed the sale. Rather than kick himself for selling to early,
Zapolin said it’s just proof that there’s still lots of opportunity for domain name investors

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http://domainnamewire.com/2007/08/10/creditcardscom-files-for-ipo/
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CreditCards.com Files for IPO
Friday, August 10th, 2007
CreditCards.com has filed to raise up to $115M in an initial public offering.

Earlier this morning, CreditCards.com, an online credit card portal that built its business around a valuable domain name, filed to raise up to $115M in an initial public offering. Although the exact valuation of the company is not yet known, the company’s S-1 filing with the SEC validates my previous assumption that the 2006 purchase of the company was north of $100M.


In October 2006, we paid approximately $133.8 million in cash (including
approximately $350,000 in transaction fees and expenses) and issued
approximately 2.1 million shares of Series A-1 convertible redeemable preferred
stock at a price per share of $7.82 to the owner of the Predecessor in exchange
for substantially all of the assets of the Predecessor.

That values the company at more than $133.8M.

Internet Real Estate Group sold the domain to Click Success in 2004 for “only” $2.75M. Daniel H. Smith pocketed $97.7M from the sale to an Austin Ventures-backed group in 2006. The purchase by the group in 2006 from Click Success was financed partially with debt from American Capital Strategies
(NASDAQ: ACAS).

CreditCards.com’s S-1 filing is a treasure trove of information about the company’s traffic
(they actually have more than one domain driving traffic) and earnings per visitor. In the first half of this year, the company received 5.899M visitors and earned $4.64 per visitor.
The traffic was up only slightly from the same period last year,
but
revenue per visitor increased 46%:



The increase [in revenue per visitor] was primarily driven by higher number of
offers and conversion rates of website visitors into submitted or approved
applications and higher prices that we negotiated and received from credit card
issuers.
In 2006, CreditCards.com had $43M in revenues and a net income of $18.4M. That net margin shows why a business based primarily on a domain name and search engine optimization, and which carries no inventory, is such an appealing investment opportunity.

- Posted in Domain Sales by Andrew

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RF
August 10th, 2007 10:43 pm
Andrew,
Cannot find the link to the S-1 filing that you discussed in article.
Please post a URL link to the S-1 filing that talk about.
Thank you.
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Andrew
August 11th, 2007 12:59 am
here\’s the link to the s-1:
http://tinyurl.com/yudlar

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Saturday, 4 August 2007

MrTv.com

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.1.
allmost all the arguments for etv.com @
http://blog.domaintools.com/2007/07/etv-dotcom-at-auction/
can b[be] applied 2[to] our MrTv.com as well .........
but ......... ,
unlike etv.com ,
if MrTv.com is openned
2[to] subscription by the general public
2[to] use MrTv.com as a kind o'[of]
netidentity[[[[details_please_b_referred_to_netidentity.com]]]]]
e.g. : ::::::::::
Jay@MrTv.com +
Jay.MrTv.com
e.t.c. ......... ,
then ,
the male-people[[[[[[[[[including-boys]]]]]]]]] n[and]
the masculine female people or tomboys e.t.c.
'd love2subscribe MrTv.com as a kind
of their real very personnal netidentity
in order 2b[to-be] more artistic or __s__t__y__l__i__s__t__i__c__
e.t.c.
.........
'the subscriptions-rate 'd also b[be] much higher than that of 'the similar use of etv.com
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.2.
+ ,
Mr********* this format 's a popular stylistic moniker ,
e.g. : :::::
My Dear Sir Jay ,
u[you] should have been acquainted w/
MrHit
who 's very active @ blog.domaintools.com 2[to] sell his properties
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.3.
+ ,
our reserve 4[for] MrTv.com : :
U$ 225,454 's much attainably lower than that of etv.com's
U$ 899,000. ,
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.4.
+ ,
netidentity.com 's been snagged up by tucows with some $$$$$$$$$
in year 2006