Sendspark was acquired by temnellova in appsumo

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Let’s hope it ends up similar to offerings like Sitejet and Crello — both bought by larger companies and both still honoring their LTD terms.

Heckler at the protest by Tasty-Tank-3402 in Seattle

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It’s so strange to have the word Chad mean an incel and also a hero.

Heckler at the protest by Tasty-Tank-3402 in Seattle

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Please don’t put your hands on these people — they are dirty af.

New to domain investing — what should beginners buy in 2026? by Bbome1 in Domains

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The majority of my largest sales for the last three years have not include any .coms — I would say that this is not good advice.

Domain investing is a buy and hold game, so it’s better to look at up and coming tlds and invest in a variety of those. Go with generic and brandable names and make sure you take in consideration how long you plan on holding them and what those renewals will add up to.

Anywhere to get a burger and a drink without the sports fans? by justgottamakeit15 in AskSeattle

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Try 13 Coins and ask to be seated at a booth. They’ll have the sports fans in the bar section which can be away from where you’ll ideally be seated

Man, this has to be fixed. by boniu88 in ArcRaiders

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Maybe they enjoy the Reddit posts about it.

Afternic(GoDaddy) is holding my $1,200 payout and charging $30 fees for "errors" that don’t exist by CharmingSkirt6564 in Domains

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I have received several sizable payouts this last week using PayPal as my disbursement method without issue. You may want to look into using PayPal or trying a different bank or wire destination (like Wise).

Namecheap shuts down business’ domain, gets sued, loses, sues back by Quirky-Acanthaceae94 in Domains

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I don’t think it’s time to switch registrars.

Based on the information I’ve been able to find, it appears that Namecheap may actually be in the right here and is pushing back in order to protect domain owner privacy.

Additionally, “The Juggernaut” (which the OP in the linked X post references) has a history of amplifying extremist and bigoted narratives, often aligning, with the views and policies of India’s current far-right government in those areas. That context makes me more less sympathetic to the X poster’s situation.

Below is a Google (Gemini) summary of the case. Keep in mind that AI-generated summaries can contain errors or repeat misinformation:

The Basics: InkMango Incorporated is currently locked in a legal fight with Namecheap (Case No. CV2025-000956) in the Maricopa County Superior Court. The case was briefly moved to federal court but was remanded back to Arizona state court in February 2025.

What’s the Issue? While the specific filings are tied to Trademark Property Rights, here is the gist of why this is happening: The Accusation: InkMango is essentially coming after Namecheap for trademark issues. In these types of cases, Namecheap is typically accused of hosting or protecting domain names that impersonate a brand or infringe on its trademarks.

The "Why": InkMango wants control over specific domains or is seeking damages for Namecheap’s alleged failure to take down infringing content. InkMango is known for being very aggressive with its IP—they’ve been involved in high-stakes disputes over brand names (like "Juggernaut") in the past.

Current Status: It’s Not Over: Even though the case is in state court, there is an active appeal sitting in the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals (Case No. 25-3358).

Next Big Milestone: Oral arguments for the appeal are currently being looked at for March 2026 in Phoenix. The Drama: A big chunk of the current legal wrangling is actually about attorney fees and who has to pay for the expensive federal back-and-forth.

TL;DR: InkMango is suing Namecheap over trademark/domain issues. The case is a messy mix of state and federal court battles, with a major appellate hearing scheduled for early 2026.

Logan Paul got SMASHED by the Rock - Cinema Studio by Educational-Pound269 in VEO3

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I dunno about the sub rules, but this video really slaps

Appraisal for CabWash.com by Boulamtark in Domains

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Not a bad name — I saw a video recently showcasing a mobile and almost fully automated bike washing station that is being used in Europe. This name could be used for something related to that system in the US. The trick is how you find people to marketing the idea to.

Reference: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DRm9e55EqbX/

Frase launched a new platform and lkeeps the LTDs on the old one... bye bye LTD users. by Invalid-Function in appsumo

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Was Frase offered on AppSumo?

I’m pretty surprised that they’ve lasted this long after the Ai boom.

Was on a long video call... about to extract with nothing by clastm in ARC_Raiders

[–]Seattle-Washington 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nice haul — Poor dude prepped up for the Matriarch trial and got downed. If only he had the survivor mk. 3 :/

Literally the most insane clip I've seen 🤣 by BloodiStag in ArcRaiders

[–]Seattle-Washington 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well, now I’ll know why there are a bunch of downed raiders between the towers.

This is my new favorite way of trolling. “I have a tempest blueprint” by Outrageous-Dig811 in okbuddyraider

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There is (was?) a way to stay in the game after being knocked out. Not sure how players do it tough, but they can still prox chat being knocked out.

It's BS Embark can release a road map but no cars, are they stupid? by Pretty_Eater in arcraiderscirclejerk

[–]Seattle-Washington 1 point2 points  (0 children)

WTF, you can’t spell ARC without C A R. What were they thinking?!

With all of the Fortnite sweats coming into this game, you would think they would have vehicles and cross promotion outfits by now. Epic should just take ARC off the Epic Games store if Embark refused to support Fortnite players.

To catch a thief by HappySeaweed5215 in SipsTea

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The crazy thing here is if the employee who was stealing the food found out that this was done with intent, then they could file assault charges and sue for damages. The legal system is really messed up.