Hi Everyone,

I'm selling this domain, mhost.net, a very short, and memorable domain. I've been thinking whether I should develop this site, but the time involved would be a bit too much. I'm not asking for a fortune for this domain, so if you're interested, kindly send me a PM/E-mail with your offer. There is no transfer fee involved, and I can instantly transfer it over to you. PayPal preferred.

Also, if you have any questions, please feel free to post them on this thread or e-mail me. Just a FYI, I checked all other single letter combinations for *host.net, all taken.

Thanks,
Dan Gessler

When did you register it? Its not available in whois, but not available to register either :confused:

netsol.com says it is available.
If you would like to register this Web Address(domain name),
click Register Now below.

MHOST.NET

Netsol just hasn't updated, but try to register it and you will see it is taken.

Originally posted by Incognito
Netsol just hasn't updated, but try to register it and you will see it is taken.

Yes you are right, Netsol hasn't updated.

Originally posted by gadget
When did you register it? Its not available in whois, but not available to register either :confused:


I got this domain recently upon expiration. Sorry for the delay, I was away for a while.

Though the prices at mhost.com are REALLY high for what they are offering, this is a cybersquating situation. If you offer web hosting with mhost.net (which mhost.com does), you'll probably end up losing the domain.

comphosting,

Are you sure about that? I'm not the best person to back my case up, but.. From what I know cybersquatting is defined as for example buying a domain like I did, and trying to sell it to mhost.com (normally it's the other way around, though), but anyways I'm pretty sure it is only like this if the company you try and sell it to has a trademark with thier company.

It may not be cybersquatting, but trying to use mhost.net as a hosting company when mhost.com as a hosting company had already existed before you registered the name can lead to legal issues.

Best to leave it as a learning experience.

The name is too similar to 2mhost.com, that is a very cheap and VERY VERY BAD hosting company not offering any customer service. They just can't offer it because of their unreal cheap hosting plans. Their technical staff takes ages to reply to your emails because they don't know how to deal with their misconfigured servers.

The only thing that works fine is their sales@2mhost.com email address with a very fast response. Don't bother trying their support@2mhost.com. That is to ripp-off new customers.

So you'd better delete your domain !!!!!!!!!!!!