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RE: Domain Hacking - Omniscient - 04-28-2010
Domain "hacks" are imho a bad idea. The most popular example of one is Del.icio.us
RE: Domain Hacking - Rozzy - 04-28-2010
Agreed, Omni. Theres an IP Tracker called Whos.upon.us.
RE: Domain Hacking - Eve - 04-29-2010
(04-28-2010, 11:17 AM)Omniscient Wrote: Domain "hacks" are imho a bad idea. The most popular example of one is Del.icio.us
The trend must be ending. http://del.icio.us/ now redirects to http://delicious.com/
(04-28-2010, 11:25 AM)Rozzy Wrote: Agreed, Omni. Theres an IP Tracker called Whos.upon.us.
http://whos.amung.us/
RE: Domain Hacking - marck_don - 06-11-2010
Yes, it is simply called domain theft like siberforum mentioned. You loose your domain name in such activities.
RE: Domain Hacking - Staix - 11-24-2010
surfpin.net is taken i belive
RE: Domain Hacking - MarkW7 - 11-25-2010
Their domain is pin.net they then added a subdomain of surf
RE: Domain Hacking - Diabolic - 11-27-2010
no-ip.com have good domains, And they are free
RE: Domain Hacking - Thomas - 11-27-2010
(04-29-2010, 02:12 PM)Eve Wrote: The trend must be ending. http://del.icio.us/ now redirects to http://delicious.com/
It's just annoying IMO to have to type all the .s, they're unnecessary and I'll just be typing in delicious from now on.. thanks!