[...] According to a recent article in Domain Name Wire, “shares of domain name company Tucows are down over 15% in early trading after announcing earnings.” Elliot Noss, President and CEO of Tucows, says: “We delivered solid financial performance in the second quarter, which benefited from the sale of a block of 2,500 domain names from our portfolio.” More… [...]

Anyone who has used their auction site knows that tucows is out to lunch.

I bought a domain at their auction site and after I won the auction it took 3 months to get the domain. What a waste of time.

I was one of the original resellers and I left because they wouldn’t provide mass functions. They finally provided mass dns and contact change but it was too little too late.

I am not a programmer and I was using them only for my own domains (10,000 domains)

I said “hey guys give me mass fwding and changegs.” They said “no” I left.

If they offered mass fwding on their servers and better bulk pricing I would return mainly because I trust them more than other outfits.

There only hope now as I see it is to push their OpenHRS product.

I contacted them about it and they were like huh? what? we don’t know?

Elliot push this thing like there is no tommorow. I want to be a rar but I need help with the process. I like your back office controls and I understand that the openhrs back office is essentially the same. Put out a price list tell people what it will cost to walk them through the process.

Logic boxes sucks. Openhrs would have no competition.

http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/070807/to252.html?.v=56

The release breaks out “Advertising and Other Revenue” at $1.244M.

It appears that Tucows domain name parking revenue with its partner Google (NASDAQ: GOOG) came in below expecations.