Domain name hijacking is an inherent risk in the business. It can happen to anyone, including me. For this post, I'll narrowly define it as the wrongful taking of a paid domain name from its registrant without their knowledge and consent. I've se...

As I mentioned in yesterday’s post, I spend a few hours a month doing some domain name shopping and often run across some domain names out there that are good, but I don’t have the time to invest in making them work.   I figure why not give ...

The Magical Rose Garden is moving!We now have our own domain name, www.magicalrosegarden.com, and we have set the site up using WordPress. The only thing we haven't been able to figure out is how to migrate our comments and trackbacks, since we have ...

A friend tipped me off to a Domain State thread that warns you not to look up a domain name at Network Solutions. If you go to the Networks Solutions site and look up a domain name to see if it’s registered then Network Solutions, within seconds, wi...

I am selling one of my favorite domain names, HowToVideo.tv There is currently a working membership site and blog on the domain, which I have stopped taking new members. The membership site did pretty good back when I promoted it heavily, but has since dw...

Fox Business Channel recently aired a segment about controversial domain registrar GoDaddy, who generates lots of PR buzz in the months surrounding the SuperBowl, simply by virtue of their risque commercials. Fox’s story tries to give you the im...