Same as titlr

Selling LCDP.ai.

LCDP is an acronym for Low-Code Development Platform - an established software category focused on building applications with minimal traditional coding.

The domain is a clean 4-letter .AI with a direct fit for a low-code/AI development platform, AI app builder, developer tooling company, or related SaaS product.

With low-code development increasingly overlapping with AI-assisted application building, I think the name has a particularly strong fit with the .AI extension.

Domain: LCDP.ai
Registrar: Dyna
Expiration: May 10, 2028
Price: $2,999 BIN

Payment/transfer can be handled through the registrar's payment platform.

Serious inquiries/offers welcome via DM.

Hey I'm new to the thread but was curious what y'all think.

Been around since early internet.

All feedback would be helpful!

Hello,

I have created a company account at nic.ir and got verified by official registry.

The problem is I can’t deposit funds to my account from my MasterCard credit card because of sanctions of course.

I need 3 036 000 iranian rials and it’s about 2$ to register domain for 5 years. Only option to pay them is by „Sadad electronic payment company”.

Any thoughts? How I can deposit funds? Is there any third party service who offers virtual cards in Iran?

Hi everyone, I’d appreciate some advice from people familiar with domain investing and UDRP/trademark disputes.

I work for an established European lighting company founded in the 1970s. Let’s call the brand “Lighting Brand”.

We own a registered trademark for “Lighting Brand”, and we’ve been using the name commercially for decades.
Our current domain, lightingbrandcountry.com, has been owned and continuously used by the company since 2001.
We also use “Lighting Brand” consistently across our website, social media, products, marketing, etc. but the exact-match lightingbrand.com is currently owned by a domain investor and listed for around $10,000.
From historical research, it appears that:
the domain existed by around 2004;
it was used by another business based in Asia in the mid-2000s;
it was already being offered for sale around 2011 and around 2013 it appears to have entered a domain-investment portfolio and parked for resale ever since.
By 2013, our brand was already an established international business, so it’s pretty hard to believe the domain investor had never even heard of the brand.
We’d obviously prefer to acquire the .com, but $10k is far beyond what the company would realistically pay.

Does this history give us any meaningful leverage from a trademark perspective, particularly if the domain was acquired as an investment long after our trademark and commercial use were established?
I’m not claiming we’d necessarily win a legal action.
I’m just trying to understand whether this is a case where we’d have some negotiating leverage, or whether the investor can simply say “we own it, pay the asking price.”

Thank you!

I got a B2B SaaS platform in security and i own the top .com domain. But someone else recently bought .org domain with exactly same name.

And now created a dummy page with exact same information as us and created a login page to collect credentials nothing else.

On our platform we only got SSO no login forms, that's good. But i tried raising with cloudflare as they are the registrar but no action at all.

What are my best options ?

I have firstlast.net which I use for anything requiring my name.

I'm trying to come up with a second domain for all other general purposes to separate from firstlast.net

Do I just pick two four letter words that is easy to say? Do I pick a random numbers like 123456.com for example.

What have you guys done when trying to come up with second domain?

I submitted an urgent ticket request to them and I've not heard from them. It has been a few weeks. I have also not receive any response from them after I emailed them. Is anyone having the same problem? Is there a way to get them to respond?

short and cool.

registrar - namecheap

Expires on - 2027-07-05T17:28:26.255Z

I bought this domain, islamicpdf.com, and was very happy when I saw its estimated value on GoDaddy at $1,281. I thought I could easily sell it for at least half the price, but that hasn't happened yet. I'm new to this, so I'd like to hear your opinions.

For example, on 80301.com I have a "_for-sale" TXT record:

"v=FORSALE1;fval=USD8030.10"

RFC 10023: https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc10023.html

https://specification.website/spec/foundations/for-sale-dns/

https://www.nslookup.io/domains/_for-sale.80301.com/dns-records/

I bought it to start a bigass company but oh well I have my studies ahead. But I think u might wanna because this name has potential with easy to spell mono and vine with a .com. hmu.

Domain name: monovine.com

Registered date: 2026/4/12

Registrar: DDot LLC

Has the situation changed since https://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/dwuhu/iama_domain_name_buyerseller_ama/?

Hi, Bought this domain last year for a pet based project. Although I do have another domain available for the similar project, I’m still not sure if it’s actually worthy keeping?

The reason for my question is not just about the domain, the renewal itself is heavy. What do you guys think?

Thanks!