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Standard User _Steve
(eat-sleep-adslguide) Wed 17-Nov-10 04:22:38
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Re: Domains over 10 years old.


[re: ALGORYTHM] [link to this post] 		 
www.musicmen.co.uk
Relevant dates:
Registered on: 10-Dec-1999
Renewal date: 10-Dec-2011
Last updated: 05-Feb-2010

the site was using a freeserve subdomain before then smile

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Standard User drogon
(learned) Wed 17-Nov-10 19:02:25
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Re: Domains over 10 years old.


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My own domain; drogon.net is just over 15 years old now:

Record updated on 06-Aug-2010
Record expires on 12-Aug-2011
Record created on 13-Aug-1995

I registered many domains in the early-mid 90's. Some are still running. The early .co.uk's just show

Registered on: before Aug-1996
Standard User ALGORYTHM
(eat-sleep-adslguide) Thu 18-Nov-10 20:18:13
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Re: Domains over 10 years old.


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put something on it man, old domains deserve to be treated nice.

mine's 10 next year, http://whois.domaintools.com/algorythm.co.uk

time flies

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Standard User hhmb
(newbie) Thu 18-Nov-10 20:27:41
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Re: Domains over 10 years old.


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I suspect that the many of the oldest domains are in ac.uk. The universities were using the internet well before most commercial users.
Standard User _Steve
(eat-sleep-adslguide) Sun 21-Nov-10 13:14:24
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Re: Domains over 10 years old.


[re: ALGORYTHM] [link to this post] 		 
like what??

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Standard User ALGORYTHM
(eat-sleep-adslguide) Sun 21-Nov-10 13:22:53
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Re: Domains over 10 years old.


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google adwords for domains?

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Standard User desinet1
(newbie) Thu 25-Nov-10 16:31:08
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Re: Domains over 10 years old.


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My oldest domain is just three years old. But I have accumulated a few in last three years.
Good chunk enjoying it.

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Administrator seb
(founder) Fri 03-Dec-10 08:27:57
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Re: Domains over 10 years old.


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In reply to a post by ALGORYTHM:
Do you have any?


Even adslguide.org.uk is over 10 yrs old smile

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Standard User Mikehussy
(newbie) Fri 24-Dec-10 12:28:47
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Do you have a ball-park figure of what you're chasing for ranktheweb .com ?

Thanks.

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Standard User uno
(fountain of knowledge) Fri 24-Dec-10 12:55:16
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eh?

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