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Dropped Domain Name Speedwagon.com Back In Rock Group's Possession
Originally registered in 1996, the domain Speedwagon.com expired and was lost last month , Domain Gang reported Tuesday. Legendary rock supergroup REO Speedwagon owned the domain nearly two decades, but the unthinkable happened, the report said. At auction, Speedwagon.com sold for $3,550 on DropCatch, Domain Gang reported. After a few months, the domain is currently back in the hands of the rock group, the report said. Sporting a brand new 2018 registration date, Domain Gang reported,
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