
Colin from Dot Club tweeted out that .Club had the most premium .club sales in one day on Saturday. 72 names sold.
The prices and renewal fees were not included in the tweet. Colin did provide the list.

Colin from Dot Club tweeted out that .Club had the most premium .club sales in one day on Saturday. 72 names sold.
The prices and renewal fees were not included in the tweet. Colin did provide the list.
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That’s cool a lot of the premium .club are actually cheap tho. One of mine hippie.club I paid something like $15 for. It didn’t feel like a premium but that’s good for me 🙂
A lot of the domains in the list are clearly famous brand names – Spanx, Lowes, Food Lion, Best Buy. Doubtful that all those separate companies decided to register their name in dot club on the same day. They are likely trademark infringing registrations. Can you explain why it’s okay for registries to profit off of those protected marks by selling them as “premium” domains. That’s way worse than most domain investors who are called “squatters” for purchasing non-infringing domains. Not sure dot club should be proud of those sales, but selling trademark names seems to be part of the general registry revenue model.
#DoubleStandard
***There are also many sales of generic domains on the list like philanthropy.club, oakland.club, etc.
Excellent! Congrats to .club. Buzz
Not mentioned whether those all domains bought by the same buyer? Which marketplace platform?
.Club registration have dropped 25% of the last couple of years, these ntld people are getting desperate. Was it even different registrants or someone just spent 72 x $15 in one day?
“.Club had the most premium .club sales in one day”
Hilarious; given that there no premium .club domains.
None. Zero. Nada.
Would the last one out the door please turn out the lights?