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LOI (Letter of Intent)

A formal document expressing a buyer's serious interest in purchasing a domain, often including proposed terms. LOIs are common in high-value transactions and may include exclusivity periods during negotiation.

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Hijacking

Domain hijacking refers to an illicit activity where an individual or entity illegitimately takes control of a domain name without the consent of its rightful owner. This is usually done by exploit...

EMD (Exact Match Domain)

A domain name that exactly matches a search query, such as CheapFlights.com for 'cheap flights.'

CIRA (Canadian Internet Registration Authority)

The organization that manages the .ca country code top-level domain for Canada.

Spam

Spam refers to unsolicited, irrelevant, or inappropriate messages sent on the internet, typically to a large number of users, for purposes such as advertising, phishing, spreading malware, etc. ...

Typo Domain

Typo Domains refers to domains that are intentionally registered with misspellings, typos, or common typing errors related to popular domain names or brands. The purpose of typo domains is often...

Wholesale

In domain investing, selling a domain to another investor or reseller at a price below retail/end-user value for a quick, guaranteed sale.