Frank Schilling explains who North Sound Domains is and explains there was always a plan for .Link.
A gentleman asked a question on Twitter that a few had emailed me today, Who is North Sound Domains ? I thought no premium names with Frank.
@Frank_Schilling @domainnamewire “North Sound Names”, Uniregistry address, reselling domains that never made it to market. Who are they?
— Tim James (@TimJamesDomains) April 15, 2014
@Frank_Schilling @DomainNameWire Whats their relationship to Uniregistry? When did you change track re: no premiums in TLDs such as .tattoo?
— Tim James (@TimJamesDomains) April 15, 2014
@TimJamesDomains @DomainNameWire .. they are the company that has done a deal for our premium names
— Frank Schilling (@Frank_Schilling) April 15, 2014
@TimJamesDomains @DomainNameWire No track-change. U has always contemplated registry-assets in each string which will be boutiqued over time
— Frank Schilling (@Frank_Schilling) April 15, 2014
According to ntldstats.com .Link has over 20,000 regs and that is a function of these premium .link domains hitting the root.
I was buying couple .coms listed on DNS , I never acquired them due to price
But today I got email from DNS telling me the domain is avaliable in .link and I should jump on it I was like reallllly?????
So all end users list from DNS got emails to reg .link so basically that’s how they got 20k reg Nd domainers who listed their premium names on DNS served as scapegoat or bait for shilling , and were not paid anything
Today lost my respect frank 🙁 good luck though
I don’t think that’s true, they work on selling the .com with their brokers. They also have a new gtld business to run and are doing marketing.
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