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What domain owners need is a registrar that will share the spoils of an expired domain auction. I let two pretty good domains expire this year and GD did really well out of it. GD also had all those years of reg fees. No wonder they want to close the door to stop investors contacting the...

Not being pedantic or anything but they are supposed to be a not-for-profit registry with a public purpose agenda. To go ahead and displace the existing 10,000,000 .co.uk domain holders will cause both business and financial harm. I think a court will decide the outcome on this matter yet...

Chris there is a simple solution, that should not cost registrants a single penny, all .com.au should become .au. Whether a user a types in gardentools.com.au or gardentools.au should not matter it should resolve to the one website. Eventually, .au would gain precedence as a proper first level...

True snoopy, but that doesn't mean it is the right thing to do or that they should be allowed to do it. I think this may be settled by a class action lawsuit if Nominet go ahead with their proposal. However if Nominet do get away with what they propose, I reckon within a period of time .co.uk...

The gTLD madness shows there is plenty of cash about for ridiculous ideas. .pw is live for anyone that wants to let user know they are on the professional web. I am holding out for the .uw gTLD to score some good domains, as all my sites are unprofessional.

Nominet chucked .co.uk domain holders under a double decker bus. It would be good if auDA brought this issue to a head here once and for all. Nominet are creating chaos for business owners in the .co.uk webspace with their ridiculous ideas of not giving the .co.uk holders their respective .uk...