.INFO Registrations for only $0.50!
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Powerful Domain Portfolio Management Tool Included in Above Registrar
Even seasoned domain investors can have difficulty keeping track of all of their domain names. In fact, a recent DomainState survey shows that 92% of …
WHOIS Privacy for Peace of Mind
Identity theft is the fastest growing offense in the United States. It is estimated that each minute, nineteen people fall victim to the crime. …
Name Collision Release for .HOST, .WEBSITE, & .PRESS – Register at Above.com
Some domain strings across .host, .website, and .press, which were unavailable to register previously, will be made available as they will now be removed from …
Find Hidden Revenue in Your Expiring Domains
When you let one of your domains expire, there’s little or no benefit for you. Most registrars will attempt to sell your expired domain, and …
Above.com adds .WEBSITE, .HOST, and .PRESS to its list of supported Top Level Domains
Above.com to add three new Top Level Domain to the Above.com Domain Investor Platform on September 18, 2014, marking the start of the General Availability …
NEW Above Registrar API
The just released Above.com Registrar API can be integrated into custom applications or used as an alternative interface for developers and power users. Functions available via the …
Now Available at Above.com “Domain Sales Landing Page”
Above.com has added a Domain Sales Landing Page that redirects prospective buyer to the Above Marketplace to make an offer or place a bid. This …
The Above.com website was not vulnerable to the Heartbleed OpenSSL bug
The Above.com website was not vulnerable to the Heartbleed OpenSSL bug that impacted so many trusted services. We monitor our services 7×24 for any suspicious …
New gTLD Panel Summary from Domainfest – “When Will They Pay Off”
I had the privilege of moderating a panel at DomainFest on the topic of new gTLDs called “When Will They Pay Off”. I was fascinated …
