BuyDomains Launches New Website
Buy Domains is pleased to announce the launch of our new website. Unveiled this week, the new website features a new look, smoother and faster navigation, and more content. Buy Domains continues our long tradition of being the most comprehensive domain resource, registration provider, and secondary marketplace online - all at the lowest cost and with the most, free value-added services. The new site maintains our same efficient and simplified search and sales process, while giving our customers a fresh new look. Check out the new design at www.Buy Domains - Business Starts Here.
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New Pre-Paid Account Services
Buy Domains customers can now lock in a lower rate by pre-paying today! With a pre-paid account, customers benefit from a volume discount, without having to register all of the domains at once. A credit balance is maintained in their "Online Control Panel", which is packed with other value-added features. Customers can simply log into their control panel at any time to use their credits and benefit from volume discounting. Take advantage and lock into a rate as low as $9 per domain. Login to your control panel to Learn More
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Afternic's Second TLD Act
Just months after shutting down its money-losing Afternic domain auction site, New York-based Register.com has quietly sold off the last remnants of the company, a final concession that the secondary market for TLDs had seen better days for the competition. Read More
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Congress Mulls Permanent Net Tax Ban
Congress started debates in Jan. over how to tax the Internet and how to permanently prevent such fees. Rep. Chris Cox (R-Calif.) and Sen. Ron Wyden (D-Ore.), introduced a bill called the Internet Tax Non-Discrimination Act, renewing their efforts to transform what is currently a moratorium on Internet sales taxes into an outright ban. Read More
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Registry Action Leads to Wider Implications
A storm is brewing between some Internet pundits and the operator of the .com and .net registries, Verisign Global Registry Services (VGRS) over VGRS' changes to the Domain Name System. While the changes relate to Internationalised Domain Names (IDNs), they may have wider implications for the Internet as a whole. Read More
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.BIZ Domain Name Operators Settle Suit
Operators of the ".biz" domain name have agreed to refund the "nonrefundable" application fees it had collected as part of the initial awarding of names in 2001. Radio disc jockey David Smiley and other applicants had filed a class-action lawsuit accusing NeuLevel Inc. of running an illegal lottery because losers do not get their applications fees returned. Read More
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New .ORG Registry Reports Smooth Transition
Public Interest Registry, the new manager of the .org domain name registry, has reported the smooth transition of the technical systems for .org from the previous incumbent, Verisign Global Registry Services. We are concerned about PIRs initial ability to provide up to date whois records. Plus we are uncomfortable with their current inaction concerning deleting unpaid names. Read More
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.ORG Transition Advisory
ICANN raises concerns over VeriSign IDN change
The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) has expressed concerns regarding a service launched last Friday by VeriSign designed to handle internationalized domain names (IDNs). Read More
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ICANN raises concerns over VeriSign IDN change
The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) has expressed concerns regarding a service launched last Friday by VeriSign designed to handle internationalized domain names (IDNs). Read More
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On those few occasions when I've needed to contact your company by telephone the representatives with whom I've spoken have been both polite and eager to be of assistance. In this day and age thats something increasingly rare and is all the more appreciated when encountered. Those experiences have encouraged me to remain with your service recommend you to others and to register more domains names through your service.
Shoshanna Moser
January 05, 2003
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