Swiper, no swiping! I got a chuckle this morning from a “hard hitting” investigative story in Orange County. WFTV.com reports on Orange County sheriff’s candidate John Tegg. The TV station says that someone “swiped” the domain name for Tegg’s old campaign web site, johnteggforsheriff.com, and redirected it to a rival. Swiped, eh? Well, the domain ...
A number of organizations track the .com domain registrations by simply reading the Verisign daily zone file, a methodology that underestimates the current count. According to DomainTools, their research shows that the .com count is already well past 100 million. Seattle, Washington (PRWEB) January 26, 2012 DomainTools, the recognized leader in domain name research and ...
In early February, Ron Jackson reported that Screenshots.com had sold for $32,500. The third largest deal of the week was completed by Eric Rice, and the buyer was DomainTools. The company has been offering historical screenshots of websites via its Whois lookup page. For instance, you can see the old format here. A press release ...
US feds seized control of more than 130 websites last week as part of a crackdown on counterfeit goods ahead of the Christmas shopping rush. The seizures make up the largest individual haul yet under the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency’s ongoing Operation In Our Sites campaign. According to online records, 131 domain names had ...
A weekly round up of end user domain name purchases. Here’s a look at domain names end users bought through Afternic last week. Entrepreneur.com bought ClubEntrepreneur.com for $5,000 one week after picking up EntrepreneurAwards.com for $2,088. KPMG Meijburg Co bought TaxControl.com for $2,388. You know how cute spellings of your name create confusion? It looks ...
DomainTools, which specializes in domain name research and monitoring, has launched a new website called ReverseMX.com. The website allows users to analyze MX and SPF record usage and configuration by region and/or network. The service will help them uncover relevant relationships, the company said. The website is built after a thorough research on mail server data ...
As announced today, DomainTools has just released a new site, ReverseMX.com, The website allows users to analyze MX (mail exchanger) and SPF (Sender Policy Framework) usage and configuration by region and or network, helping to uncover relevant relationships. In order to build the ReverseMX product, DomainTools has researched and gathered intelligence on mail server data ...
I received a press release from DomainTools with an announcement that will surely make many developers excited, especially those who cater to domain investors and others who wish to offer domain name related data on their websites. DomainTools is offering its data for developers to use via the DomainTools API suite. From this morning’s press ...