Why did auDA place LAMBO.com.au into “Registry LOCK”? Story developing…
Why did auDA place Lambo.com.au into Registry Lock?
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Author: Robert
auDA Survey 2019
auDA are requesting feedback on changes they are considering to the existing .AU Policies.
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auDA Member-Elected Directors
Today, Associate Members have been invited to elect four member-elected directors, out of a total of six candidates.
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Domainer Show – Episode 19 with Rick Schwartz the Domain King
Rick has sold more than $23 million in domain names, and has earned more than $15 million through one of his digital asset sales alone. He’s also been sued by O.J. Simpson!
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The multiple ways auDA have ruined the Australian Drop Aftermarket.
auDA (au Domain Administration) have consistently stated they have “no control or jurisdiction over the drop or secondary Australian domain name market”. Yet, they continue to negatively influence it time and time again.
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Domainer Show – Episode 18 with Michael Castello
Michael Castello has been one of the worlds most successful domain name investors since 1995. He famously sold Whisky.com for $3.1 Million US and recently sold Room.com for $1.5 Million US.
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Cameron Boardman resigns as CEO of auDA
The auDA Board today reluctantly accepted the resignation of auDA Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Cameron Boardman.
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Domainer Show – Episode 17 with Ron Jackson from DNJournal.com
Rob and Ed were lucky enough to spend some time with Ron Jackson who’s been running the legendary domain name bible DNJournal.com since 2003!
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Crazy Domains is selling to Web.com for $105 million.
According to Investing.com(,) Crazy Domains (Dreamscape Networks) is about to sell to Web.com for $105 million.
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Domainer Show – Episode 16 with Shaun McGowan from Money.com.au
Shaun McGowan famously owned CarLoans.com.au and now runs Lend.com.au and recently acquired Money.com.au for $400,000.
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Pay.com.au sells for $168,000
This is the largest 3-letter Australian domain name sale on record and was brokered by Ned O’Meara.
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