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Archive for May 2007

May 01, 2007

Case Study: How Your Domain Name Gets Stolen (Part 1) by Paul Wilson

Welcome to MyMarketer, the blogging cubicle of Paul Wilson! Please feel free to subscribe to my rss, or let me know if you have any questions. Thanks for visiting! domain-name.gif The other week I was working with my friend Scott who I’ve mentioned on this blog for having a talent for finding great domain names. Anyway, Scott and I started to notice something about the domain names we were searching on. We noticed that the names which we were searching for dot com availability would be snatched up if we didn’t purchase the domain on the spot. At first, Scott and I took this unique phenomena as a tribute to our ability in finding great names. However, with each name snatching doubt began to rise on the privacy of the whois searches.

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