Morgan Linton founder of Linton Investments LLC has just announce the launch of, ccTLDInvestors.com, an online magazine dedicated entirely to investing in Country Code Top Level Domains (ccTLDs).

See my earlier post with top sales like Credit.fr $851,875 and Free-SMS.de for $162,150 already this year.  In 2009 ccTLD sales doubled making it the quickest growing segment in the Domain Investing space.

Read more at ccTLDInvestors.com .

According to Ron Jackson at DNJournal, Moniker competed the sale of Guns.com for $800,000 March 10.

Guns.com is third followed by Poker.org and Credit.fr in biggest sale overall this year.

Poker.org              $1,000,000

Credit.fr                 $851,876

PartySupplies.com $360,000

Biking.com            $250,000

Boating.com          $250,000

Metal.com             $165,000

Free-SMS.de         $162.150.

Website.de            $141,610

Trellian's President David Warmuz interviews with Domainvestors.tv  Morgan Linton about Above Parking Manager.

The interview was recorded and DOMAINfest Global 2010, Santa Monica, California and can be viewed at MorganLinton.com

Morgan Linton is an active domain investor, blogger, and video content producer. 

Enjoy! 

According to The VeriSign Domain Name Industry Brief, February 2010, the number of .com domains registered has grown to over 80 million over the last 25 years.  At the same time, the average daily DNS query volume is now more than 52 billion queries per day.

The untold story how domain conflicts can severely impact your parking revenues.

If you are an active domainer and you buy, sell, trade, register, drop, taste domains, then you are surely being affected by domain ownership conflicts at the various parking companies.

These are the known issues:

Anyone can add a list of domains to a parking account and state that they own these names. Parking companies then have to decide who the current and real owner is. And no, doing a whois search does not help here, that is not in most cases... as like most domainers, whois privacy is more and more common, and fake or offshore entities are even more common for domainers that wish to remain unknown, just in case they have a TM based domain that they know or do not know they own.

But I digress... so what actually happens when you have 2 parking accounts both claiming ownership of the same domain? Who get the traffic and earnings allocated to their account?  Do you know? Do you even know where to find in your account any reported domain conflicts?

The first ever annual domaining cruise by "Captain Chef Patrick". We will cast off from Miami, Florida on October 11, 2010 and return October 15 with a couple stops at Key West, Florida and Cozumel, Mexico in between.

For those of you going to T.R.A.F.F.I.C. - Miami, this is the perfect lead into the week for you as their event is from October 17-20 out of South Beach in Miami.