We just received this email from Rook Media which bought DomainSponsor.com a few months ago.

If you have an account at DomainSponsor.com you should have an email where they are asking you to change your password, while promising that they are going to combine the best parts of Rook Media and DomainSponsor to be “The Best Parking Platform of All Time”

Here is the email:

“While you’ve hopefully been having a relaxing summer, we’ve been very hard at work upgrading nearly everything about DomainSponsor.

In a couple of weeks, we’ll be launching a completely new Pubman for all of our publishers.

It’ll be cleaner, faster, and more intuitive.

If you happen to have more than one account with us, either at DomainSponsor or at Rook Media, you’ll also be able to easily switch back and forth between all of your accounts on our network.

In the meantime, we need your help. For your own security, we ask that you visit the page below and create a password for access to the new Pubman. Your new password can be the same as your current Pubman password, but it’s never a bad idea to change your passwords every once in a while.

The new Pubman is just the first step.

In the coming months, you’ll be seeing a host of new changes aimed at increasing your earnings.

We’ve been taking the best parts of both DomainSponsor and Rook Media, and are building a combined platform that will basically be The Best Parking Platform of All Time.

Take DomainSponsor’s industry leading US monetization technology, add Rook Media’s cutting edge international monetization capabilities, sprinkle in an expanded team that has been around since people started putting ads on their domains, and you end up with the new standard bearer for domain monetization.

Later this fall, we’ll be releasing an even further upgraded Pubman that lets you take control of your portfolio like never before.

Please note that setting this new password DOES NOT affect your existing Pubman login credentials, and will ONLY be used to access the new Pubman when it’s ready.

Your old Pubman password will not work on the new Pubman, unless you choose to set the same password. Don’t worry, you’ll be able to access the old Pubman within the new Pubman if you so desire.”