freename.info

... customer bought them for himself in order to profit from their name recognition. The first option would be a small sensation for Freename. However, this is highly unlikely because both domains were registered by the same person, as can be looked up in the WHOIS: https://whois.freename.io/ ...

... Matthew Gould: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matthew_Gould Certainly the two individuals also looked to see if their last names were available, however these two have a higher sale price: .carter for $ 4,099.00 .gould for $ 1,699.00 So it was obvious to register a cheaper variant consisting ...

It is a good suggestion to make advertising in other languages as well.
However, I can well understand that Freename is initially focusing on the largest, i.e. English-speaking market.

... We know that today freename.com belongs to freename.io and redirects to it. My guess is that Freename bought the domain from Freenom. However, I do not know that for sure. BTW the domain is still hosted on Freenom's name servers.

... https://domainnamewire.com/2023/03/30/hmm-a-web3-domain-company-wants-to-trademark-swoosh/ However, he misjudged the situation. Freename has actually been successful with its initiative several times: https://www.freename.info/85777411nx67377/trademark-your-web3-identity-f29/freename-trademarks-at-wipo-t23.html ...

Freename has announced this new functionality this weeks.

In version 2.0.0 of the browser extension for Firefox, however, Payments are currently still grayed out.

I believe it will be available very soon.

Dear Community, As you could tell from my nickname, I have a side interest in cryptocurrencies. Recently, however, I discovered something that sparked my enthusiasm much more. I've been in the domain business for a while in Web2 and already owned a few Web3 domains as well, ...