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Since 1996, iGoldrush has provided the most comprehensive source of information, news, guides, links, resources, marketplace and brokering of domain names.

Joined February 2009
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Q: What does a pirate use to register domain names? A: A registrarrrrr!
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Mar/15/1985 - The first ever .com domain name, Symbolics.com, was registered. Congrats to Aaron Meystedt who bought the domain and a piece of history in 2009. symbolics.com/ We're curious to hear from our readers -- what's the earliest .com you purchased?
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Q: What does a pirate use to register domain names? A: A registrarrrrr!
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Mar/15/1985 - The first ever .com domain name, Symbolics.com, was registered. Congrats to Aaron Meystedt who bought the domain and a piece of history in 2009. symbolics.com/ We're curious to hear from our readers -- what's the earliest .com you purchased?
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Q: What does a pirate use to register domain names? A: A registrarrrrr!
Mar/15/1985 - The first ever .com domain name, Symbolics.com, was registered.
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Oct 3 - Happy Techie Day! Share your favorite tech joke with us below!
Happy 18th Birthday, Google! Can you name a popular search engine before Google took the crown?
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Q: What does a pirate use to register domain names? A: A registrarrrrr!
#TIP Want to buy expired domain names? Watch & Learn: ow.ly/ZZNvG
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#TIP Be responsive when selling domains. There's nothing more frustrating than dealing with unresponsive sellers.
#TIP Use "charm pricing" when listing domains. A domain listed at $1999 is only $1 below $2k, but looks like a better deal to buyers.
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#TIP When selling your domains, have realistic price expectations. Use an appraiser first: ow.ly/ZZKXv
#TIP When listing domains for sale, specify a fixed price rather than listing it as "accepting offers".
Do you think cheap sub $1 reg prices on new gtlds hurt those that actually hold the better names in those new gtlds?
48%yes
52%no
23 votes • Final results
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#TIP One of the best ways to get offers on your domain is to put up a simple "For Sale" message on your site.
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#TIP When buying names to resell, think of ways that the domains you buy would be a valuable asset to the buyer.