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You can use either "Method A" or "Method B" (below) to contact me with your comments, about suggested links to add to the "daily page for free charitable and humanitarian donations", incorrect links here, copyright concerns, or about anything else that you seriously think may interest me (but not spam).
OR: If you're interested in one or more of my best domain names available, use either "Method A" or "Method B" below. In any case, include the name of this domain name (DailyVisits.com) in the 'Subject' of your email, no matter what you're writing to me about, or it will be filtered out and I won't receive it. (The 'Subject' is not case-sensitive: Using 'DailyVisits.com' is the same as using 'dailyvisits.com'.) -- Adam (owner and webmaster)  Method A:
You can email me at Just include "DailyVisits.com" in the 'Subject' of your email. Method B:
Do a "Who-Is" lookup of the domain name and you'll get my contact information. This method verifies officially that the domain names listed belong to me. But either method here will put you in contact with me. Use a "Who Is" lookup such as www.betterwhois.com or www.whois.sc or any other good one. To do a "Who Is" lookup, enter the domain name that you're interested in. For the domains that are registered to me, the lookup results show my contact information listed under 'Administrative Contact' (as well as 'Registrant' and everything else). It includes my name, email address, postal address, and phone number. Please note that the TLD (Top Level Domain) ".ca" has its "Who Is" privacy default setting as "not listed", which means that it's unsearchable. According to CIRA, this is to reduce spam being sent to domain name registrants. And yes, it works as intended. By the way, I'm a voting member of CIRA (Canadian Internet Registration Authority). Email: If you email me, you must include this domain name (dailyvisits.com) in the 'Subject' of your email. I don't read or open junkmail that's filtered out. Postal Mail: Remember that the "CA" in my listed contact mailing address means Canada (not "California", as some might think). Escrow Fees: If we agree on the terms for a domain name transfer, you will pay for any escrow fees (to effect a secure transfer) if you want to use such a service. Check the escrow fee calculator at https://www.escrow.com/support/calculator.asp For more information on using an escrow service for Domain Name Transfers see this page. You may also want to go to the homepage of escrow.com and follow the links to better inform yourself. There won't be any other extra fees, commissions, or hidden costs for you to pay me. NOTES : If you don't get a reply from me in a week or so, I either didn't get your message, or you didn't get my reply because your email address is invalid / over-quota or it ended up in your "Spam" or "Trash" folder by mistake. It might be a good idea to temporarily whitelist my email address (or add it to your Contacts list) while we're corresponding, so your email setup allows my reply to be delivered to you safely. As mentioned on the page listing my best domain names available, your offer doesn't have to be money. I'd also consider barter, trade, partnership, domain leasing, goods, services, or something else completely different or unconventional.
It's simple:
Just put 1 of my email addresses in the "To" field of your email, and include 'DailyVisits.com' in the "Subject" of your email to me. I really don't have the time right now to develop and run another website myself, so I'm making these domain names available for someone else to do something constructive (and maybe profitable) with. I do have plans to use them eventually, but right now I'm quite busy with my other activities, interests, projects and so on. -- Adam (owner and webmaster) |