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Turns out there are a number of fraudulent recruiting companies popping up as well during this time period. Desperate times call for desperate measures. A couple of firms have already ripped off a few people promising them a working visa if they leave India to come to America. Although they...

I use roboform to generate 9 character passwords. I've seen people use there home address as passwords, phone numbers, last 4 of social security number and the list goes on. People are afraid of forgetting passwords and in turn will sacrifice security.

Nice domain, I wonder what this will be developed into. :)

Nice site Arbel, definitely a good exception for a hyphen based domain.

Thanks Jeff, I like what you've done with the place. ;)

Sounds like somewhere in the chain the domains were stolen, then they were reported stolen to enom and you are now caught in the middle of this loop. Best step is to be very patient with enom and see if you can contact the person, who originally owned the domain names. I've heard a great deal...

Bido's a great auction site, glad to see that Indian domain names are being auctioned there. I wonder how much this domain will bring in.

The fact that domaining.com is developed and has become a flagship site for the domaining industry, takes away the potential value for your domain. I would have to agree with this estimate, maybe you can flip the domain to Francois or develop the domain to increase the appraisal value.

If you can find your way around the resident aspect, as far as the stats look I really can't judge the domains. If your main focus is to flip a domain name, you should definitely try registering a .com, as that will be more attractive to your fellow domainers and end-users. Just a bit of...

They definitely suck, the main problem is people are following for these tactics daily. I am sure there are thousands of these emails if not more sent out on a daily basis. If they get 1% - 2% of the people to fall for the scam, they have made enough to continue with it. Unfortunate that...

How's it going everybody. I'm a fairly new member of this forum, but I look forward to actively contributing. The .in extension is a guilty little pleasure of mine and I have picked up a handful of great .in domain names that I plan on sitting on for a while. There's nothing more I like to do...

This is a very interesting topic. I wonder how long it will be before the United States invokes something similar in the court of law. I honestly don't feel that such a technology should be used, there are other methods that can be used to incriminate a suspected killer. WOW!

I completely agree with you on this one. I wonder if they will will actually have a chance to take this to court in the near future. UDRP's judgment can not supersede the law.

I have always felt that people who are deliberately looking to infringe on a trademark tend to hide behind the private whois systems. Its unfortunate that they are damaging the reputation of such a viable system. These types give domainers a bad name.