The landrush period for dot .land – yet another Donuts, Inc. special – is ongoing.
Plenty of reserved strings in this one, with “Disney” being the obvious example, as Disney.land is reserved by the registry, so keep dreaming, squatters!
You can’t have Dream.land or Wonder.land either.
Surprisingly, other common strings are blocked too, and one can’t form country ‘domain hacks’ such as Ice.land, Scot.land, Deutsch.land, or Fin.land.
Someone managed to grab Ire.land and Switzer.land however, spending about $1,200 dollars for each domain; they are now parked.
LEGO managed to grab both Lego.land and Legoland.land; the latter might sound a bit redundant but the Danish company won’t take any risks, now that the LEGO movie is in the theaters.
Finally, the Registry, Donuts, Inc. secured Donuts.land in a yummy plan to retain their brand.
Another exciting day in gTLD.land 😀
This post is 100% true!
I am looking forward to a HawaiinIs.land vacation……….
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Looks like most of the one-letter .land are registry reserved.
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Ms Domainer: all of them are registry reserved, expect z.land (which someone already registered).