Frank Schilling

Frank Schilling Updates DNS Clients

I want to share an update Frank Schilling gave to DomainNameSales.com clients this afternoon. There were a few platform changes that were announced, and Frank also provided an update on the launch of the Uniregistry domain registrar, which is coming on February 28, 2014.

With Frank’s permission, I have posted the DNS client update in its entirety below. If you have questions or comments about the update, you are welcome to share them here, although you may be better off posing the questions directly to DomainNameSale and/or Frank.

Here is Frank’s update:

Why You Might Send Inquiries Through Domain Name Sales

DomainNameSales.comDespite the fact that the landing pages on many of my domain names indicate they are for sale and give a prospect the ability to contact me, I still receive a number of inquiries for domain names via email. I sometimes like to use the DomainNameSales.com  tools to help me with my sales. Domain Name Sales (DNS) was founded by Frank Schilling a couple of years ago, and it offers quite a few domain name sales tools at no cost to users aside from commission paid on brokered deals.

In this post, I want to share three reasons why I find it effective to either send a prospective buyer to my DNS-based for sale landing page to enter an offer, or I enter the buyer’s info in my DNS dashboard on my own. You are welcome to share why you also use DNS or why you wouldn’t use the platform.

Delete Your Sold/Expired DNS Domain Names or Risk Suspension

After selling a domain name, it’s very important for you to remove sale listings for that domain name at aftermarket venues. It is especially important to do this if you have BIN prices on some of the domain names that could potentially permit someone else to agree to buy a domain name you no longer have the right to own.

I received a message from DomainNameSales.com that was sent to clients reminding them to delete domain names they no longer own. The company raised the potential for account suspension (both parking and sales) for

Video: Frank Schilling Explains .Sexy

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According to a tweet from Bret Fausett, Uniregistry  posted a video on the nic.sexy website, and Frank Schilling explains what sexy means to him and why someone might choose to buy a .Sexy domain name. In Frank’s words, it is  “the internet equivalent of letting your hair down.”

Have a look for yourself and let me know if you think .Sexy is going to be one of the gTLD winners. In my opinion, the answer is yes. They are going to sell a lot of .Sexy domain names as novelties. I don’t think I’d buy one, but there will be plenty of people who will.

Uniregistry Video: Frank Schilling Discusses the Future of the Internet

I want to share this video uploaded to YouTube by Uniregistry, the company founded by Frank Schilling that is applying for hundreds of new gTLD strings. In the video, you can get an idea of Frank’s vision for the Internet once new gTLD domain names become available and used.

There is considerable uncertainty right now, but one thing is certain for me. It’s been very cool to watch the Internet change right before my eyes.  There will be winners and there will be losers. Fortunes will be made and lost. It’s been exciting to see all of this unfold in front of us.

The Internet as we know it is changing, and it’s going to cause great change in our businesses.

Check out the video below

Domain Name Sales is Hiring Inside Domain Broker

Jeff Gabriel, Vice President of Sales at Domain Name Sales, just posted an announcement on Facebook to let people know that his company is hiring in house domain brokers. There is one major caveat to this though – employees of Domain Name Sales must work out of the company’s Grand Cayman headquarters.

Here’s how the company describes its ideal candidate for the Inside Technical Sales position:

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