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... In March 2024, he instructed a broker to sell the domain young.com. The broker wrote to more than 20 potential buyers, including the complainant. When asked by the complainant's CEO, the broker said that the domain young.com could be bought for US$ 699,999. Both continued to communicate with each ...

... faith. In line with the complainant's submission, Oerle confirmed that the opponent knew or should have known of her globally recognised trademark when he registered the domain. Due to the ending .ai, which is interpreted as an abbreviation for "Artificial Intelligence", the public could ...

... where you can find long lists of .ai domains for sale, including byd.ai. Is there abuse in such registrations? It depends, for example, on when and for what purpose a domain was registered, what content can be found under it and how it is otherwise used. These are questions of the individual ...

... could have been derived. In addition, the opponent has declared that it uses the domain for internal purposes. None of the parties had explained when the opponent's company was founded. However, Rothnie noted that "singularity" is a general term with different meanings. An organic Google ...

There was a time when accessing the internet required traditional domains run by centralized organizations. Years later, users wanted more control and safety in their online space, which led to the change to Web3 domains. Now, the ...

... maximizing sales and generating passive income. Effective promotion strategies can significantly enhance visibility and profitability, especially when leveraging models like Freename’s royalty system: https://freename.io/maximizing-passive-income/

... on AI: the "Website Domain Valuation Expert" from Agent AI. Dharmesh Shah was already mentioned occasionally in articles, for example when he bought the domain chat.com and resold it two months later in May 2023 for an eight-figure sum, or when he bought the domain you.ai for US$ 700,000 ...

... (not only for yourself), maybe you want to consider adjusting the TLD visibility in the section "Preferences" to private during the time when you execute your own purchases of SLDs. ⋅ If you follow the previous steps, you have to pay for SLDs only 25 % of the sales price set ...

In the Freename Explorer you can get a list of all registered SLDs for every existing TLD, but you can't see when they have been registered. If you want to see the date of the last 20 registered SLD under any TLD, go to your TLD list in your account and open any of your own TLDs ...

... for domains, you have to navigate back to the list and click the button "Manage" to see another domain. But there is a much faster way. When you have opened a SLD or TLD, just update the domain name in the address bar of your browser: ⋅ SLD: https://freename.io/portfolio/domains/manage/ ...