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==Premium Auction==

==Premium Auction==

ICM's initial premium auction brought in over $5 million, and in October, 2012, the company announced it was having a second premium auction and putting out another 1,000 registry reserved names. Prices range from $220,000 for girls.xxx to $330 for provide.xxx, with a combined sale price of $7.7 million. It provided a guide to traffic expectations based off of its search.xxx platform that launched just weeks prior. The two aforementioned premium auctions both took place after its general availability, the Founders Program sale was a pre-launch auction. CEO [[Stuart Lawley]] reports that there are another 500 names that the company will continue to hold on to.<ref>[http://domainincite.com/10845-icm-puts-7-7-million-of-xxx-domains-up-for-sale ICM puts 7 7 million of xxx domains up fro sale.

ICM's initial premium auction brought in over $5 million, and in October, 2012, the company announced it was having a second premium auction and putting out another 1,000 registry reserved names. Prices range from $220,000 for girls.xxx to $330 for provide.xxx, with a combined sale price of $7.7 million. It provided a guide to traffic expectations based off of its search.xxx platform that launched just weeks prior. The two aforementioned premium auctions both took place after its general availability, the Founders Program sale was a pre-launch auction. CEO [[Stuart Lawley]] reports that there are another 500 names that the company will continue to hold on to.<ref>[http://domainincite.com/10845-icm-puts-7-7-million-of-xxx-domains-up-for-sale ICM puts 7 7 million of xxx domains up fro sale DomainIncite.com]</ref>

==Cybersquatting==

==Cybersquatting==