Domain Sales
LGT.com.au sold for $120,000 by DBR
DBR has just sold the domain name LGT.com.au for $120,000 AUD. We spent 20 months on behalf of our client negotiating the sale of the domain name to the ultimate buyer. As a bit of history for the domain investor community, initial offers started at $7,500, with quite forceful language,
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auDA au Domain Administration Domain Names
auDA Board FAIL – international news explains how 1 million Australian domain names will be deleted!
As we reported last week, the auDA Board (au Domain Administration) have approved changes to the Australian Domain Name Licensing Rules, called “Recommendation
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auDA au Domain Administration Domain Names Domain News
auDA Board’s monumental stupidity is now international news, and growing…
The world’s most trusted and popular professional Domain Name Industry website, since 2003, DNJournal.com, just weighed in on how the world is seeing
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auDA au Domain Administration Domain News
auDA lied about ‘Policy Advisory Panel’ conducting an “extensive community consultation process”. Less than 0.019% of Australian businesses were informed.
On September 7 2026, auDA stated (https://www.auda.org.au/public-impact/have-your-say/policy-panels/au-licensing-rules-review-2025/) In September 2025, the auDA Board appointed an external Policy Advisory Panel to undertake a multi
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auDA au Domain Administration Domain Names
The day auDA ruined 26 years of Australian domain name trust and value.
You know how you’ve been allowed to register Australian domain names for the past 26 years, as long as you have an Australian
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auDA au Domain Administration Domain Names Domain News DropComAu
Drop.com.au become even less transparent, if that’s even possible?
Here is a screenshot from the Drop.com.au “Public Domain Auctions” on Monday 17 August: You will see above there are some domains “valued”
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auDA au Domain Administration Domain News
auDA and Identity Digital remove all Registrant and Contact details from the public WHOIS for Expired Domains.
Since auDA’s inception of December 2000, some 26 years ago, the public WHOIS has shown domain name ownership such as Registrant Contact Name,
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