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VeriSign blows up .TV - business model prices slashed in domains premium and rejected at standard prices for new registrars renewal rates
VeriSign, which operates the .TV record dropped a bomb during the night - but was a smart bomb, one which must sow dividends for destruction for the record, keyloggers and new registrants .TV (may however be a different story for the registered existing .TV "premium")
(-something we address at a time). As most of you know, .TV domains have been unique (in my opinion, in a bad way) on led terms that the record is considered to be "premium" names hefty price and much worse tags, these same prices had to pay each year when domains emerged for the renewal.
That all changed after midnight last night for people who register domains .TV premium of today (Macrh 19).To begin with, VeriSign slashed prices for each domain of "premium" in its inventory, a change that affected more than 22,000 names.You can download the full list of domains repriced from this page in EnomCentral.com (click on the link entitled "Download .TV Premium list" to the right of the search box).
I think even more important is the decision of the registry to stop loading inflated prices for renewal every year.Instead, any person who registers a name premium on this point pay only the standard renewal rate charged by your domain name registrar not prima .Eso makes the .TV much more attractive proposition for potential investors and developers alike.
Now, I mentioned in paragraph first current .TV premium domain holders may not be so happy about the announcement today, like others because not only those who have registered their names prior to March 19 paid a high price but apparently will continue to be stuck paying the same price and again at the time of renewal.I really don't see how capable of supporting long term that política.Los early adopters should be rewarded with the same jump at the time of renewal premium buyers who came after them are now receiving.
Demand media VP Chris SheridanSurprise if VeriSign cannot extend equal treatment the oldest registrants in a future coming apart of this sticky, wickets I like new VeriSign address with .TV and expected that drive a nice extension.
Chris Sheridan, a VP with Demand Media (parent of one of the largest registrars company of. tv eNom.tv) like demasiado.Dijo than "updated for domains .TV premium pricing structure is a great response to the more customers will significantly be .TV now market, while .TV existing customers will be adding names to its such carteras.Como mercado.esperamos these changes mark an extremely positive step and satisfaction in the right direction for the community. TV."
You can read more about eNom take on new policy .TV in a press release put shortly before the news broke.
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There were several dozen additional GC sales just off the chart. NameJet had the highest of those with Visit-Annapolis.org at $2,102. HospitalList.net added $2,000 and Routes.net returned $1,410. KWRU.org contributed $1,354, Limsat.org located $1,345 and Hoax.net notched $1,200. At the AfternicDLS Spielautomat.net and GetLocal.org got $2,088 each while Preva.net nailed $1,988. The AfternicDLS had 23 more non .com gTLD sales ranging from $1,000 to $1,888 that you can review in the table below:Additional AfternicDLS GC Sales Between $1,000 - $1,888The AfternicDLS also used Sedo to sell Educaweb.net for $1,588 through their expanded promotion platform.At Sedo the winners included Cree.org ($1,999), Bracelet.org ($1,700) and Hmong.net ($1,499). LoveBox.info flirted iwth $1,360, Fussballtrikot.net trapped $1,292 and CarHifi.net cranked out $1,258. Adnoc.net drew $1,170, SolarHosting.org sold for $1,156 and Truculenica.org locked up $1,047. Webstar.info and Brillenmode.net brought $1,020 each while StrokeAwareness.net and Sheba.net buttoned up $1,000 apiece. Elsewhere, SnapNames sold HairDryer.org ($1,500), Zhibo.net ($1,263) and Plotter.net ($1,250) and MediaOptions moved Rentals.biz ($1,600) and Pickles.net ($1,200). Now that you're up to date on what happened over the past week, check out how the leaders stand year to date in all categories by visiting our Year To Date Charts page.*****As always, we welcome all verifiable sales reports from companies, private sellers or individuals with knowledge of an important sale made through any channel. To contribute information and help make this column better, just drop a note to editor@dnjournal.com.We truly appreciate the industry leading companies who share their sales information with us to help everyone in the business get a handle on current domain values. Richard Meyer of Domain Sales Center also provides invaluable help in collecting data for these sales reports each week.Every Tuesday night or Wednesday morning we publish the highest reported domain name sales for the previous week. On Mondays and Tuesdays our contributors send us their sales data for the previous 7 days. We then compile that information and write this article to give you the most comprehensive sales report in the industry. Editor's Note: If you wish to review previous Domain Sales columns, they are available in our Archive.
Mansion of Biltmore in Asheville, NC
Hearthside Manor, bed and breakfasts where we stayed in the rich history of Abbeville, Abbeville, South Carolina and beautiful Victorian houses (we stayed in one – a charming B & B, called the Hearthside Manor) were not the reason we went to Abbeville. Our eldest daughter and her husband had purchased a House of the Secession of Lake, 15 km northwest of Abbeville, on holiday in hosted a little over a year that is done, and invited us to come to see him and spend the fourth of July weekend with them and their friends. Live statewide in Charleston and have been driving four hours to Abbeville almost every weekend because they bought the place. I don't like to drive around the block and could not understand why anyone would such a trip so often.Now I know.
Above: a view of Lake secession of the Lake House. 
Didn't have no Internet access in the Lake and mobile telephones worked only occasionally, leaving me off from the outside world for the first time since the entry into the business domain. I am busy normally every minute awakening as spending every hour of every day just to enjoy the landscape and talk to family and new friends made to feel as if it had dropped to a crawl. Although we were far less than a week, she felt as he had a break from month duration of normal routine. People with homes in the Lake have formed close friendship and spend a lot of time together.On the night of the 4th, join some 30 persons (including children, parents and grandparents), Chris Brown neighbor to a large barbecue House.Brown owns a popular local grocery store (Corley market in Greenwood, SC) and he knows how to make a right of parrillada.Al falling darkness, all create chairs along the coast of the House for the annual fireworks show the stages of the city on the Lake.
Above: show our chairs moving down to the coast to see the 4th of July Fireworks.
