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Domain name firms hit by Hurricane Wilma

Hurricane Wilma is having an effect on a number of domain name service providers. The Hurricane hit Florida just as the T.R.A.F.F.I.C. East conference concluded and also hit a number of Florida firms. DNJournal delayed its weekly sales note as it cleaned up and dealt with delays from domain name sales firms that usually provide it with statistics by Tuesday. Moniker and its paid parking service, TrafficClub, also noted heavy damages and asked clients to be patient as it gets its support services back online. We wish them the best.

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