Domain acquired
We acquire selected expired and backordered domains.
This domain has been acquired.
With .com and .de the ending gets skipped when the address is read out; it is an appendix. Not here: finz.blog is a phrase in two parts and both of them are spoken. The address says what it is before anyone opens it.
02 · ACQUISITION
That is the practical difference. An address whose ending is read along needs no explanation on a poster or in one line of a podcast description: after four syllables the listener knows something is written there rather than sold. An ending that is pure administration carries none of that.
If this domain touches your name, company or trademark, write to us with evidence. We will review the case and reply promptly.
WRITE DIRECTLY04 · CATALOGUE
This certifies that the domain
finz.blog
is registered in our registrar account and held in the private portfolio.
05 · PROVENANCE
Registration history, ownership chain and transfer records are verified before any domain enters the portfolio, and they travel with it at sale.
07 · PROCESS
We acquire selected expired and backordered domains.
Domains enter our private portfolio.
Qualified acquisition offers may be submitted.
Approved acquisitions are transferred securely through escrow.
08 · QUESTIONS
Because it carries a piece of information that would otherwise need a line of text. Someone hearing an address on a poster or at the end of a broadcast decides in a second whether it concerns them. If it ends in a purely administrative syllable, the sender has to explain what is there. Here it is already stated.
Less than the word suggests. Company magazines, newsletter archives, documentation and knowledge bases all sit under this ending today. What they share is that something is written regularly, not the shape of the entries.
Four letters, no hyphen, no umlaut, no digit. F, I, N, Z. Pronounced the same in German, English and Dutch, which matters for an address with no country attached.
Because there is none in it. Other addresses in this portfolio name a town and are tied to it. A publication has no town, it has readers, and they sit everywhere.
Until the domain is transferred to you, no mail reaches you there. We set up no mailboxes and read no mail addressed to this domain.
Through an escrow service, for example Sedo or Escrow.com. Funds are released only after the domain reaches your registrar account, typically within 3 to 5 business days.
Yes, every sale is invoiced. The seller is based in the USA, and we settle the tax treatment with you in writing before closing.
Comparable sales, age, length, extension and commercial applicability. We share our reasoning with serious buyers.
09 · ONE DOMAIN. ONE OWNER.
Two parts read as one. What goes inside is written by whoever takes it.
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