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In
an email to current clients,
Uniregistry promised the same solid
foundation as DomainNameSales, with
faster tools, instant insights and
an up-to-date modern user
experience, adding "If you already have a DNS account, simply log in to Uniregistry and link to it. This will give you access to all your inquiries right there in the Market."
Domains
listed at Uniregistry with a “buy
it now” price are eligible for instant
checkout through their
Registrar. The company noted, "Once
added to the market, anyone can find
your domains with a simple search
from our homepage. You can manage
all your sales inquiries with ease
using a sales inbox designed
specifically for the process of
selling domains. Reply, set
reminders, quote prices, and do it
all from a single interface. Act on
individual requests or use our
powerful bulk tools to manage
everything in an instant. We’ll
even help you out with credit card
payments, wire transfers, and
payment plans."
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DomainAgents
CEO Phil McKegney |
Toronto
based DomainAgents.com
also released a fully
redesigned website and
marketplace today. Their
announcement said, "Incorporating
years of operational
experience, user requests,
and plans for the future,
the new DomainAgents website
was developed to be a
flexible platform that is
intended to grow with the
company and its users over
the coming years."
CEO
Phil McKegney said,
"Planning for the next
phase of DomainAgents has
been in the works since we
released the Marketplace
feature last year. We’ve
been focused on creating the
premier Negotiation Platform
and Marketplace for both
domain owners and end users.
DomainAgents works with
thousands of buyers and
sellers each month to
provide a secure and
low-friction process to
negotiate and complete
domain name transactions. By
focusing on our core
products and strengths
we’ve avoided the common
pitfalls of spreading
ourselves thin. We’ve
worked directly with domain
buyers and owners to craft
the best Negotiation and
Marketplace experience in
the domain industry.” |
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Yet
another major change
today involved a
management move
rather than a
platform makeover.
The Board of auDA,
the administrator of
Australia's .au
ccTLD, announced
today that it was
ending the contract
of long time
CEO Chris
Disspain who has
served the
organization for the
past 16 years.
Mr Disspain’s
contract was due for
renewal later this
year, but a statement
released by AuDa
said, "the
Board agreed new
leadership was
required to take the
organisation
forward."
The
Board acknowledged
and thanked Mr.
Disspain, as founding
CEO of auDA,
"for the hard
work and visionary
leadership he has
demonstrated
throughout his
tenure, helping to
cement the
organisation’s
standing as a one of
the world’s best
practice ccTLD
managers."
auDA’s
current Chief
Operations and
Policy Officer, Jo
Lim has been
appointed Acting
CEO and the
Board will undertake
an executive search
to fill the position
vacated by Mr
Disspain, over the
next six months. |
Chris
Disspain |
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