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Over
42,000 people,
representing leading tech companies
from around the world, gathered in
Lisbon, Portugal this week
for the massive Web Summit 2021
conference that ended Thursday
(November 4). Intis
Telecom, the new
owners of IT.com (just
purchased in a $3.8
million
transaction we
told you more about earlier this
week), was there to showcase their
new prize acquisition.
Intis
is now using IT.com to sell
third level domain
registrations under the marquee
name. For example, names like
keyword.it.com can be registered
at a retail cost
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of
$49. Intis also owns UK.IT and
throughout this year the company
has been buying up two-letter .IT
domains in other extensions
including .hn, .to, .ax, .sb, .uy,
.tn, .by, kz, .ae and .broker
with the prices they paid for
IT in those TLDs ranging from
$2,000 up to $25,000.
The new 3rd level registration
service will be offered on all of
those extensions as well.
Above:
Web Summit 2021 attendees visiting
the IT.com booth at the
international event held this week
in Lisbon, Portugal.
Below
(left to right): Dignitaries in
this shot from the IT.com booth at
Web Summit are Munir
Badr (Owner,
AEserver.com), Andrey
Insarov (Founder and
CEO, IntisTele.com and IT.COM), Sergey
Nesmachny (Business
Development Director, WiFly.net)
and Alexey
Sergeev (Founder,
sigmasms.com).
Web
Summit won't be the last place
where IT.com will have a high
profile. The company plans to
sponsor, exhibit and meet
attendees at a variety of key
events in the
telecommunications and domain name
industries over the course of the
upcoming year.
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