It's all about domain names
Today we have a guest post from Luke Smorgon. Apart from being a well known and successful digital entrepreneur at Transpire, Luke is a serious domain investor. He recently made a domain blooper which he has been kind enough to share as a learning experience for others.
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I’m talking about the domain name blockbuster.com.au. This hit the expired auctions over the weekend, and a domain investor friend of mine and I decided to try and acquire it. We were successful.
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On the expired auctions yesterday, the domain name RFM.com.au was purchased on the Netfleet platform for $17,050 (including GST and costs).
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Today, June 12th, auDA released a statement on their website regarding the reasoning behind Land.com.au dropping for the fourth time this year.
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Drop.com.au explain, “We temporarily used our Registrar credentials to register the domain name. This is not allowed under current auDA policies.”
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Ever since Afilias took over running Australia’s domain name registry from AusRegistry in July, 2018, Netfleet clearly struggled to win many good “dropping” domain names. The majority were won by Drop.com.au
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… however, for some strange reason, even though the domain name had bids on both the drop platforms, it didn’t drop.
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According to Linked In, the current Technical Support Team Leader (Gaby Facci) at Afilias Australia previously worked for Jonathan Horne as his personal assistant, as well as his…
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According to Terrific, drop-catching doesn’t exist. If you’re as confused as we are, read on…
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Continuing on from our last article that outlined how Drop.com.au used “technical trickery” to stop a domain name from dropping,
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On Thursday, Drop.com.au gave possession of their Terrific server connection to someone they have a commercial relationship with, so he could buy Company.com.au for $6.50. This domain had verified bids of $17,777 on Wednesday and $27,777 on Thursday with Drop’s competitor, Netfleet.
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