Robin Majumdar 2.0

Well after several years of parking domains only at Sedo, I finally bit the bullet and moved a small sample of domains over to Parked.com … SEDO is the far bigger player in terms of name recognition primarily because they handle a significant number of aftermarket domain name sales.

My experience parking clients’ domain for revenue has been far less than lucrative over at Sedo. Granted, many of these domains are specialised and don’t get much traffic (according to Sedo traffic reporting stats) but the ones that do generate such a dismal amount of net CPC that it wasn’t worth keeping them there.
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Well, just a quick heads up if you have a .us domain name to renew; GoDaddy has a coupon code for .US renewals (or new .US registrations) that allows you to get it for $6.79 instead of the usual $9.99 and even the currently discounted .US renewal price of $7.99.

Just be sure to enter CJCBENTLD as the promo code in your GD shopping cart before checking out.

We used this for a .us domain name that had actually been *cancelled* (gasp) because it had fallen through our domain name auto-renewal system! Yes, it is possible to renew cancelled domain names at GoDaddy, but only if you’re quick about it. If you don’t do it, then it goes into RGP and renewing it manually through GoDaddy customer support involves a far heftier fee… more on that in another article.

Venerable hosting and domain registrar Dotster is offering 25% off COM, NET, ORG, INFO, BIZ, and US domain registrations for Easter.

The coupon code is EASTER25 and the offer expires March 25th!

Well, an early rise this morning and I spotted a few good GoDaddy promo code coupons for saving on domain name registration and renewals.

HASH3, cjctechb69 and oyh3 are still good promo codes for $6.95 (+ 0.20 ICANN fee) registrations and renewals of .com domains.

Well, while surfing eBay I spotted this auction for WQB.net, which is an OK 3 letter gTLD domain name… but to see that it closed for $1,000,100 after a bidding “war” between 2 members with < 10 positive ratings each...

If true, the biggest (published) 3 letter .net sale that is not a real word.

But I'll let you you at this million dollar 3 letter domain auction and decide for yourselves.