Jan29 in Domaining by admin

I came across a post today entitled Google’s 581 domain names. The article lists the 581 domain names that Google apparently owns. There is no link to the original source so unfortunately, I cannot validate if this list is 100% accurate.

However, I found the list interesting nevertheless so I thought I would share it with you all. The list shows a wide range of domains. There are the main domains like Google.com, Google.co.uk, Google.us etc. There are domains for services and future services like googlereader.com, googlelabs.info and googlejobs.com and there is also misspellings like frooogle.com.

Though there are a lot of domains which will surprise you. For example, why did they register GooglePorn.com? Perhaps it was to stop a domain hijacker registering the domain but if that is the case, there should be a lot more than 581 domains on this list.

Hope you enjoy the list :)

Googles 581 Domains

21150.com

3576.net

38389438.com

466453.com

7sou.com

95539.com

adsbygoogle.com

adsense.net

adwords.com

adwords.net

adwords.org

adwordselect.com

adwordsexample.com

adwordsgoogle.com

adwordsselect.com

adwords-select.com

adwordsselect.net

adwordsselect.org

akwan.com

allevil.org

altos.us

android.com

answergoogle.com

answer-google.com

answersgoogle.com

answers-google.com

appliedsemantics.com

appsem.com

apsem.com

arabgoogle.com

arabicgoogle.com

askgoogle.com

atlantis9.org

averitablebevy.com

bakuhatsu.net

bigcitysmallbank.com

blogger.com

blogspot.com

bon-vivant.net

book300.com

canalportugal.info

cashexperiment.com

catalogsgoogle.com

chinagoogle.com

clinilab.net

cobrasearch.com

conversionuniversity.com

crotales.com

dbanks.org

deja.com

deja.net

dejadiscussion.com

dejadiscussions.com

deja-discussions.com

dejanews.com

dejanews.net

dejanews.org

dejastinks.com

dejastinks.net

dejasucks.net

dejatracker.com

deja-tracker.com

delsolpm.net

divesfl.com

dmarc.net

dodgeball.com

dontswitch.com

e17.org

earthender.com

earthender.net

earthrender.com

earthrender.net

earthstream.com

earthviewer.com

earthviewer.net

earthviewer.org

elgoog.com

elgoog.net

elgoog.org

eperfumez.com

e-perfumez.com

expire.ws

firehunt.com

floralartbyamy.com

foofle.com

fourth-party.com

fourthparty.net

fourth-party.net

fourthparty.org

fourth-party.org

fridata.net

froogel.com

froogle.com

froogol.com

frooogle.com

g00gle.com

gbrowser.com

gbrowser.net

gbrowser.org

gcalendar.com

gchat.biz

gchat.us

gdrive.com

gethealed.org

gewgle.com

gewgol.com

gg-center.net

ggoogle.com

ggooglers.net

ggooglers.org

ghut.org

gigagoogle.com

gigagoogle.net

gigagoogle.org

globalgamerscenter.net

globalgamers-center.net

globalgames-center.net

gmail.com

gmmgjd.net

gmmgjd.org

gmmgjdwap.com

gmodule.com

gmodules.com

gngjd.com

gogle.com

gogole.com

googel.com

googil.com

google.biz

google.com

google.info

google.net

google.org

google.us

google.ws

google1.com

google2.com

google3.com

google4mp3.com

googleaccelerator.com

googleaccess.com

google-access.com

googleadsense.com

googleadservices.com

googleadult.com

googleadvancedsearch.com

googleanalytic.com

googleanalyticas.com

googleanalytics.com

google-analytics.com

googleanswer.com

google-answer.com

googleanswers.com

google-answers.com

googlearabic.com

googlearchive.com

googlearchives.com

googlearth.com

googlebase.com

googlebay.com

googleblog.biz

googleblog.com

googleblog.info

googleblog.net

googleblog.org

googleblows.com

googleblows.net

googleblows.org

googlebot.com

googlebox.biz

googlebox.com

googlebox.info

googlebox.net

googlebox.org

googlebrowserbutton.com

googlebrowserbuttons.com

googlebucks.com

googlebutton.com

googlebutton.net

googlebutton.org

googlebuttons.com

googlebuy.com

googlebuy.info

googlebuy.net

googlebuy.org

googlebuyers.com

googlecache.com

googlecalendar.net

googlecatalog.com

googlecatalogs.com

googleclips.com

googlecom.com

google-compute.com

googlecompute.com

googlecompute.net

googlecompute.org

googlecomputers.com

googlecomputing.com

google-computing.com

googledesktop.com

google-desktop.com

googledigital.info

googledigital.net

googledigital.org

googledirectory.com

googledirectory.net

googledirectory.org

googledoodle.com

googledoodle.net

googledoodle.org

googlee.com

googleearth.com

googleearth.info

googleearth.net

googleearth.org

googlefoundation.com

googlefoundation.net

googlefoundation.org

googlegear.com

googlegear.net

googlegear.org

googlegoods.com

googlegroups.com

googleguy.com

googleimageads.com

googleimages.com

googleimagesearch.com

google-inc.com

googleinstantmessenger.com

googleit.com

googleit.net

googleit.org

googlejobs.com

googlejobs.net

googlejournals.com

googlelabs.info

googlelabs.net

googlelabs.org

googlelecture.com

googlelibrary.com

googlelibrary.info

googlelibrary.net

googlelibrary.org

googlelocal.net

googlelocal.org

googlemagazines.com

googlemagazines.info

googlemagazines.net

googlemagazines.org

googlemail.biz

googlemail.com

googlemail.info

googlemail.org

googlemail.us

googlemaps.com

googlemaps.org

googlemastercard.com

googleme.com

googlemicrofilm.com

googlemicrofilm.info

googlemicrofilm.net

googlemicrofilm.org

googlemotherfucker.com

googlemovie.info

googlemovie.net

googlemovie.org

googlemovies.info

googlemovies.net

googlemovies.org

googlemusic.com

googlenews.net

googlenews.org

googlenum.com

googleoogle.com

googleoogle.net

googleoogle.org

googlepage.org

googlepapers.com

googlepapers.info

googlepapers.net

googlepapers.org

googleplex.com

googleplex.org

googleplus.com

googleporn.com

googleprint.biz

googleprint.com

googleprint.info

googleprint.net

googleprint.org

googleprint.us

googleproxy.com

googlequiz.com

googlequiz.net

googlequiz.org

googlereader.com

google-reader.com

googlereader.info

google-reader.info

googlereader.net

google-reader.net

googlereader.org

google-reader.org

googleregistrar.com

googlesatellite.com

googlesatellite.info

googlesatellite.net

googlesatellite.org

googlescholar.com

googlesearch.com

googlesearch.net

googleseek.com

googlesex.com

googlesex.info

googleshopping.com

googleshopping.net

googleshopping.org

googlesidebar.com

googlesidebar.net

googlesidebar.org

googlesimplex.com

googlesms.biz

googlesms.info

googlesms.net

googlesms.org

googlesms.us

googlesponsoredlinks.com

googlestore.com

googlestuff.com

google-stuff.com

googlesucks.com

googlesucks.net

googlesucks.org

googlesyndication.com

googletalk.info

googletalk.net

googletalk.org

googletoolbar.com

googletv.com

googletv.net

googletv.org

googlevideo.biz

googlevillage.com

googlewifi.info

googlewifi.net

googlewifi.org

googlewireless.info

googlewireless.net

googlewireless.org

googleworld.org

googli.com

googlie.com

googlr.com

goolge.com

gooogle.com

gotgoogle.com

gppgle.com

gppglr.com

groupsgoogle.com

gtalkr.com

guugle.com

guugle.org

guyindia.com

habsplanet.com

ho.org

howtobuyaweddingring.com

igoogle.com

igoogle.net

igoogle.org

infrareddesigns.com

issamghanwi.com

jamesallen.org

janinaordmann.com

janina-ordmann.com

jenniferwanderer.com

jennifer-wanderer.com

jinjilake.net

kaltix.com

kaltix.net

kaltix.org

kangkang.biz

karsanadolulisesi.com

karsfenlisesi.com

kazimierczuk.net

kedrowski.com

keyhole.com

keyholecorp.com

keyholecorp.net

keyholecorp.org

kimphotosoftware.com

latiff.biz

lifescapeinc.com

loizzos.com

lorcanmurray.com

lrgx.com

m4cs.net

mainechaos.com

margin15.com

markfong.com

measuremap.com

measuremap.net

measuremap.org

minzhu.org

mobilegoogle.info

mobilegoogle.net

mobilegoogle.org

my-deja.com

mydeja.net

my-deja.net

mydejanews.com

my-dejanews.com

mygoogle.com

my-google.com

mygoogle.net

my-google.net

mygoogle.org

my-google.org

mypicasa.com

namingsolutions.com

ngoogle.com

nncc.info

non-org.net

numgoogle.com

nwiz.biz

ogogle.com

oingo.com

orcit.com

orcut.com

orkat.com

orkut.biz

orkut.com

orkut.info

orkut.org

ozhorde.com

pageadgooglesyndication.com

philipdryan.com

picasa.com

picasa.net

picasasoftware.com

piccasa.net

porngoogle.com

pyra.com

q8planet.com

rapidrefocus.com

renquan.org

requesttimeoff.com

richardsbrain.com

seeabc.com

seedandsaplings.com

sellwood.net

sergeybrin.com

sergeybrin.net

sergeybrin.org

signacon.net

silverflute.net

simpel.org

smartprogrammer.com

smartprogrammer.net

sobacka.com

sumitbudhiraja.com

sumutpos.com

support-reverse-smileys.com

syncraconstruction.com

talageo.com

talkcentral.org

tampe.info

tapata.net

team7365.com

telageo.com

testgmacrfc.com

thecarbonneaus.net

thedinnerpartynetwork.com

timeoffrequest.com

timeoffrequests.com

timphanmem.com

tongwen.net

tongwen.org

toolbargoogle.com

triple-sss.com

tvsearch.com

urchin.com

urching.com

urchinstats.com

utlemming.org

veritablebevy.com

wapgmmgjd.com

wapgoogle.com

wappdapag.com

webservicehost.com

wherewas.com

writely.com

wwapgmmgjd.com

wwwadwordsselect.com

wwwadwords-select.com

wwwgoogle.com

wwwgooglecom.com

wwwgoogleoogle.com

wwwgooglesyndication.com

wwwpicasa.com

wwwpicassa.com

wwwpicassa.net

wwwpiccasa.com

wwwpiccasa.net

wwwpiccassa.com

wwwpiccassa.net

wwwwgoogle.com

xjpop.com

xn--yvonne-schrder-5pb.com

xn--yvonneschrder-rmb.com

xvid-x.org

xzcz.com

yourmailhost.net

zipdash.com

ziqing.net

gdrive.com

googledrive.com

google.dk

google.se

google.co.nz

google.ca

google.cn

google.com.pr

google.com.ca

google.com.ch

google.fi

google.co.in

google.co.uk

google.lv

google.co.hu

google.lk

gmale.com

google.com.au

google.ru

google.nl

adwords.nl

google.be

adwords.be

google.de

gogle.de

googel.de

google.ro

google.kz

google.by

googlelyrics.com

goog1e.com

google.no

blogger.eu

google.pl

google.com.pl

google.es

google.pt

google.com.br

google.vc

google.co.za

google.tm

google.com.my

google.bg

frooglegoogle.com

google.co.jp

google.ie

google.co.ck

google.com.mx

googleshoppinglist.com

googlereviews.com

googlewishlist.com

saturngoogle.com

earthgoogle.com

mercurygoogle.com

venusgoogle.com

marsgoogle.com

jupitergoogle.com

uranusgoogle.com

neptunegoogle.com

plutogoogle.com

googlegalactic.com

googlesolarsystem.com

google.com.om

google.fr

google.mu

google.cz

google.com.ph

Bob Parsons, the owner of Godaddy, has created a lot of discussion in the last few weeks about the .me domain extension. The reason : he has changed his personal blog from BobParsons.com to BobParsons.me. This has been followed by many people claiming that the .me domain extension is going to be the next big thing, encouraged by higher sales than the .mobi and .asia domains extensions. Many have even gone as far as claiming that .me will be the most popular domain extension after .com.

In my opinion, nothing could be further from the truth. The .me extension is a pretty good choice for a personal blog and there have been some good sales of premium domains like love.me, save.me and insure.me. However, beyond that I don’t see the domain doing too well, certainly not better than .net or regional domain extensions like .us, .co.uk or .de.

The real reason Bob Parsons changed his blog to BobParsons.me

The .me domain extension was launched last July. It is the regional domain extension for Serbia and Montenegro, which previously used the code .yu (for Yugoslavia). The goverment worked out a deal with some top level registrars so that the domain could be used worldwide, no doubt encouraged by the fact that .me could be branded very easily in English and many other European languages.

So why did BobParsons change his own blog domain from .com to .me? Well, quite simply, to promote the domain extension. The .me extension costs between $5 and $10 more than .com on most domain registration websites and GoDaddy has been promoting it heavily. So the domain change was a smart move in my opinion. It displays how the domain can be used and seeing the owner of Godaddy use the domain extension will surely go a long way with a lot of people.

If you want a domain for a personal blog or if you can find a good keyword which uses me (e.g. help.me etc) then the .me extension is a good investment but beyond that, I don’t see this domain extension being more than an addition to the already large list of domain extensions that aren’t used.

What do you think of the .me domain?

Jan19 in Domaining by admin

In the domaining world, the general concenus is that the shorter the domain the better. Short domains are easier to brand and easier for people to remember. Not everyone thinks that way though, certainly not the owner of TheLongestListOfTheLongestStuffAtTheLongestDomainNameAtLongLast.com, a fun quirky site which lists the some of the longest world records in the world.

It might come across as a bit of a gimmick but the owner has managed to achieve a PageRank of 3. He also has a long list of site sponsors on the right hand side of the page, so they are either making money through selling text links or they are passing some PR juice to some of their other websites.

This is a great example of a minisite. It probably took about a day or so to create, most of the time would have been spent adding the content. However the site will now be able to make over a hundred dollars a month from text links or alternatively, PageRank juice can be passed to the owners other websites.

I came across an interesting article on MSN recently entitled ‘The Internet’s 100 Oldest Dot-Com Domains‘.

The first .com registered was symbolics.com, in March 1985. You will see many familar brand names in this list including IBM, HP and Apple however you may suprised to know that it took around 2 and a half years for the first 100 .com domain names to be registered. I bet a lot of people still regret not purchasing a domain during this time :)

Here is the list of the first 100 .com’s registered in full :)

1. symbolics.com: March 15, 1985
2. bbn.com: April 24, 1985
3. think.com: May 24, 1985
4. mcc.com: July 11, 1985
5. dec.com: Sept. 30, 1985
6. northrop.com: Nov. 7, 1985
7. xerox.com: Jan. 9, 1986
8. sri.com: Jan. 17, 1986
9. hp.com: March 3, 1986
10. bellcore.com: March 5, 1986
11. ibm.com: March 19, 1986
12. sun.com: March 19, 1986
13. intel.com: March 25, 1986
14. ti.com: March 25, 1986
15. att.com: April 25, 1986
16. gmr.com: May 8, 1986
17. tek.com: May 8, 1986
18. fmc.com: July 10, 1986
19. ub.com: July 10, 1986
20. bell-atl.com: Aug. 5, 1986
21. ge.com: Aug. 5, 1986
22. grebyn.com: Aug. 5, 1986
23. isc.com: Aug. 5, 1986
24. nsc.com: Aug. 5, 1986
25. stargate.com: Aug. 5, 1986
26. boeing.com: Sept. 2, 1986
27. itcorp.com: Sept. 18, 1986
28. siemens.com: Sept. 29, 1986
29. pyramid.com: Oct. 18, 1986
30. alphacdc.com: Oct. 27, 1986
31. bdm.com: Oct. 27, 1986
32. fluke.com: Oct. 27, 1986
33. inmet.com: Oct. 27, 1986
34. kesmai.com: Oct. 27, 1986
35. mentor.com: Oct. 27, 1986
36. nec.com: Oct. 27, 1986
37. ray.com: Oct. 27, 1986
38. rosemount.com: Oct. 27, 1986
39. vortex.com: Oct. 27, 1986
40. alcoa.com: Nov. 5, 1986
41. gte.com: Nov. 5, 1986
42. adobe.com: Nov. 17, 1986
43. amd.com: Nov. 17, 1986
44. das.com: Nov. 17, 1986
45. data-io.com: Nov. 17, 1986
46. octopus.com: Nov. 17, 1986
47. portal.com: Nov. 17, 1986
48. teltone.com: Nov. 17, 1986
49. 3com.com: Dec. 11, 1986
50. amdahl.com: Dec. 11, 1986
51. ccur.com: Dec. 11, 1986
52. ci.com: Dec. 11, 1986
53. convergent.com: Dec. 11, 1986
54. dg.com: Dec. 11, 1986
55. peregrine.com: Dec. 11, 1986
56. quad.com: Dec. 11, 1986
57. sq.com: Dec. 11, 1986
58. tandy.com: Dec. 11, 1986
59. tti.com: Dec. 11, 1986
60. unisys.com: Dec. 11, 1986
61. cgi.com: Jan. 19, 1987
62. cts.com: Jan. 19, 1987
63. spdcc.com: Jan. 19, 1987
64. apple.com: Feb. 19, 1987
65. nma.com: March 4, 1987
66. prime.com: March 4, 1987
67. philips.com: April 4, 1987
68. datacube.com: April 23, 1987
69. kai.com: April 23, 1987
70. tic.com: April 23, 1987
71. vine.com: April 23, 1987
72. ncr.com: April 30, 1987
73. cisco.com: May 14, 1987
74. rdl.com: May 14, 1987
75. slb.com: May 20, 1987
76. parcplace.com: May 27, 1987
77. utc.com: May 27, 1987
78. ide.com: June 26, 1987
79. trw.com: July 9, 1987
80. unipress.com: July 13, 1987
81. dupont.com: July 27, 1987
82. lockheed.com: July 27, 1987
83. rosetta.com: July 28, 1987
84. toad.com: Aug. 18, 1987
85. quick.com: Aug. 31, 1987
86. allied.com: Sept. 3, 1987
87. dsc.com: Sept. 3, 1987
88. sco.com: Sept. 3, 1987
89. gene.com: Sept. 22, 1987
90. kccs.com: Sept. 22, 1987
91. spectra.com: Sept. 22, 1987
92. wlk.com: Sept. 22, 1987
93. mentat.com: Sept. 30, 1987
94. wyse.com: Oct. 14, 1987
95. cfg.com: Nov. 2, 1987
96. marble.com: Nov. 9, 1987
97. cayman.com: Nov. 16, 1987
98. entity.com: Nov. 16, 1987
99. ksr.com: Nov. 24, 1987
100. nynexst.com: Nov. 30, 1987

Link : The Internet’s 100 Oldest Dot-Com Domains

I spoke about Mystery Domain Auction last week and warned you all about taking part in the auction.

I logged in today as I was curious about how the bidding was going and noticed that the owner has shut down the site. In it’s place is this message :

Following legal advice obtained as a result of concerns raised by fellow domaining bloggers and some NamePros members about the legality of an all-pay auction in the US where this site is hosted in addition to consideration of the problems I may face at the end of the auction in case more than one person bids with the same amount which is very likely I have decided that the best option is to cancel this auction effective immediately.

All bids have now been refunded.

All affiliates that made sales have been paid out of my own pocket.

I wasn’t aware that the site was breaking any rules but I’m glad it has been closed down as a lot of people would have lost a lot of money. Again, beware of websites which offers deals which sounds too good to be true, 99.9% of the time they are!

I was reading over some of the domain sales at Sedo recently and I noticed how well tube.com domains are selling. Ever since YouYube.com exploded onto the internet, these domains have sold for premium prices. Some have been used for regular video websites while many have been used for adult related video websites.

Here is a list of some tube domain sales which ocurred over the festive period :

  • nudetube.com = 167,500 USD
  • hottube.com = 30,000 USD
  • playtube.com = $20,500

Domain sales have been slow for most domainers recently but it looks like it would be worth registering a good tube domain if you can find it. :)

From 5 February 2009, the owner of the .org domain extension, The Public Interest Registry, will introduce a ‘Anti-Abuse Policy’.

In a recent announcement they stated that :

Abusive use(s) of .ORG domain names should not be tolerated. The nature of such abuses creates security and stability issues for the registry, registrars and registrants, as well as for users of the Internet in general.

The PIR defines abusive use of a domain as the wrong or excessive use of power, position or ability, and includes, without limitation, the following:

  • Illegal or fraudulent actions;
  • Spam: The use of electronic messaging systems to send unsolicited bulk messages. The term applies to e-mail spam and similar abuses such as instant messaging spam, mobile messaging spam, and the spamming of Web sites and Internet forums. An example, for purposes of illustration, would be the use of email in denial-of-service attacks;
  • Phishing: The use of counterfeit Web pages that are designed to trick recipients into divulging sensitive data such as usernames, passwords, or financial data;
  • Pharming: The redirecting of unknowing users to fraudulent sites or services, typically through DNS hijacking or poisoning;
  • Willful distribution of malware: The dissemination of software designed to infiltrate or damage a computer system without the owner’s informed consent.
    Examples include, without limitation, computer viruses, worms, keyloggers, and trojan horses;
  • Fast flux hosting: Use of fast-flux techniques to disguise the location of Web sites or other Internet services, or to avoid detection and mitigation efforts, or to host illegal activities. Fast-flux techniques use DNS to frequently change the location on the Internet to which the domain name of an Internet host or name server resolves. Fast flux hosting may be used only with prior permission of PIR;
  • Botnet command and control: Services run on a domain name that are used to control a collection of compromised computers or “zombies,” or to direct denial-of-service attacks (DDoS attacks);
  • Distribution of child pornography; and
  • Illegal Access to Other Computers or Networks: Illegally accessing computers, accounts, or networks belonging to another party, or attempting to penetrate security measures of another individual’s system (often known as “hacking”). Also, any activity that might be used as a precursor to an attempted system penetration (e.g., port scan, stealth scan, or other information gathering activity).

PIR reserves the right to deny, cancel or transfer any registration or transaction, or place any domain name(s) on registry lock, hold or similar status, that it deems necessary, in its discretion; (1) to protect the integrity and stability of the registry; (2) to comply with any applicable laws, government rules or requirements, requests of law enforcement, or any dispute resolution process; (3) to avoid any liability, civil or criminal, on the part of PIR, as well as its affiliates, subsidiaries, officers, directors, and employees; (4) per the terms of the registration agreement or (5) to correct mistakes made by PIR or any Registrar in connection with a domain name registration.

PIR also reserves the right to place upon registry lock, hold or similar status a domain name during resolution of a dispute.

On the one hand, I think it’s good that they are looking at ways to stop spammers, phishing and child pornography sites. However, on the other hand, it’s worrying that a domain registry has this much control. Hopefully it isn’t a sign of things to come i.e. will other domain registars look for the ability to take domains from domainers.

What do you think, is this a good thing?

John Motson, owner of DN Expert, launched his new site Mystery Domain Auction a few days ago. The website promotes itself as a 50 day auction with the highest bid winning a domain worth $10,000 or $10,000 in cash.

Bids are incremented by $0.01 each time. If the bids reach around $147 John will have met his $1,000,000 target. Yes he is hoping to make 1 million dollars through this website and give $10,000 back. Doesn’t sound like a good deal does it?

Before I give my opinion of this site, I encourage you to visit the site itself and also check out some recent reviews of the service.

Mystery Domain Auction

In essence this competition is just a variation of the age old pyramid scheme. The only people who will do well out of this is the owner John Motson, the winning bidder and affiliates. Everyone else who has bidded would have been as well throwing their money down a drain. Also, I would personally question any website which tried to promote this service to me : Would you promote a poor service to your readers if it made you money?

I have nothing against the owner of this site but a lot of people appear to be dazzled and confused by the sales page on the site and think that they are getting a deal, believe me, YOU’RE NOT!

The main selling point is that you get a link on the highest bid page. Yes, if you are willing to pay a few dollars of your money you can get a text link on a page which has no page rank. Sure you may get a few visits from the page but that traffic is likely to be invcredibly untargeted so adsense would be a much cheaper and better option for you.

Also, if the high bid page does get a PageRank in the next Google PR update, there will be so many outgoing links on the page that each link will only get a tiny amount of PR juice (if any). I thought most domainers were quite savvy with most web development issues but clearly many do not know how PageRank works.

If you disagree with me then please feel free to send me a few dollars and I will gladly create a links page here with 100 or so links and place your link on it. ;)

Bottom line, don’t waste your money with this website. If you end up winning the auction then I will be the first to congratulate you but if you don’t, you have simply thrown your money away.

If you want a link to your website badly then exchange links with a related website or write an article for a related blog. Don’t pay money to have your link on a low traffic page with hundreds of links on it.

Good luck,
Kevin



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