@AndrewWarner I've tried to use other free and open source dictation apps, but they're just not as good as Wispr Flow.
Do you not find the same thing?
I find it frustrating that comparisons always come down to price. What about quality?
Use Afternic landers and earn 5% extra in GoDaddy cash, formerly Good as Gold, on Buy it Now sales. No matter where it sells.
1. Link your GoDaddy and Afternic accounts.
2. Set a Buy it Now price.
3. Use Afternic nameservers.
Ends December 31.
https://t.co/QNDEpNtkMz
Most likely only good for a single domain for new customers (not sure), but if you want essentially a free .com registration for a year — you’re welcome.
The process of buying domains is broken.
I bought one domain via @Sedo on Oct 30 that I'm pretty sure wasn't going to be delivered b/c it was developed. Still no refund.
I bought another domain via @GoDaddy on Oct 31 that hasn't been delivered yet. Obviously not fast transfer. Not even sure I'll get it.
Imagine if you knew nothing about the industry how frustrating and dirty the industry would appear.
My frustration with buying domains at Sedo and GoDaddy caused me to code all day Sunday.
Now customers can make a better decision on where to buy. Or at least know they might not get the domain.
Same domain. Three marketplaces.
Spaceship: $5,995.
GoDaddy: $5,998. ⚡
Sedo: $6,495.
Only one is Fast Transfer.
Three dollars more, and you usually have the name the same day. @NotifyDomains shows you which one before you pay.
That's a red herring.
GoDaddy is not stealing domain names from people who are doing lookups.
It was either a whois lookup failure (it happens to every registrar), or it was registered at another registrar (you can do a whois lookup to see where it's registered), or some other logical reason.
Either way, glad you found a registrar that works for you.
@ejapan8899@Sedo@GoDaddy Of course. I bought a domain last week through Spaceship marketplace.
However, the two domains I purchased were only listed on Sedo and GoDaddy/Afternic (one each per marketplace) and there were no other listings or ways to contact the domain owners.
@TheHoodLabs@Sedo@GoDaddy I don't think they're the worst. I think both Sedo and GoDaddy/Afternic have to do a better job verifying the inventory they have listed is actually for sale by the current owner.
@dotcorner@Sedo@GoDaddy I think that something like DomainAttest can fix this system (https://t.co/OsODIspUaS) but getting registrars to use it is another story.