Tag: .al domains
.AL Domain Hack Sales – VOK.AL to be the new domain for Startup GetVokAl
Host.al, an accredited registrar for .al domains informed that the domain VOK.AL was sold for 1000 US$. Although the name of the buyer was not been made public initially, the domain seems to be the main brand for the Start-up...
.al domains , DOT.AL offline
Apparently one of the websites that offered .al domain registrations, www.dot.al is down since 2-3 days. While this is a problem isolated in an irresponsible behaviour of small business owner, the issue should be avoided in the future. Assuming you...
Inima.al still indexed in top for .al domains
It is interesting to see that Google preserves a history of website rankings. INIMA.AL used to be the registrar for .al domains, and it is still listed as one of the best results in the search results. Sometime in the...
Backorder and register expired .al domains
.al domains are still one of the coolest ccTLDs when it come to domain hacks. The .al ending can create hack domains in English, Turkish and Pakistani daily words. As many good domains are expired, a lot of old domains...
SO.CI.AL, SPE.CI.AL, OFFI.CI.AL, and many others subdomain hacks on sale.
Ever heard a salesman scream: Buy 1, Get 2!? Well actually with this domain, you buy one and you get at least 10… domain hacks! The short domain CI.AL has been placed for sale on a Flippa Auction. What makes...
Quick bucks and domain hacks
Domain Hacks are a creative way to brand names in the internet culture. They make use of domain extensions to express words within the context of a domain such as: pla.net for a planet related website, who.is for a...
Little countries, big domains
Browsing through .al domains, I realized that the .al domains are being registered from almost every big corporation. Google (.com.al), Microsoft (.com.al), Facebook, Twitter, Ebay and a bunch of other companies own at least one .al domain. Some of them...
Official whois .al domain
Apparently AKEP is working for an official whois for the .al domains. By navigating at www.nic.al/whois the visitors can see a whois form which contains a very small amount of domains from the .al zone. There appears to be a...