T3Mag.com.ph Expires ! Waitlist Now and Prepare Money to Pay T3 License Fee !
Almost a year following the folding of the legendary glossy, T3Mag.com.ph - the name of the former online domain of T3 Magazine Philippines - has finally expired.
Right now, I believe - as stipulated by the terms and conditions of domain registry - dotPH is still waiting for Summit Media (the publishing company that used to print and distribute T3 Mag in the Philippines) to renew its ownership of the domain name. However, dotPH is also already offering T3Mag.com.ph wait-list service for only $70 (the same price as registering a domain for 2 year/s). This amount is non-refundable but transferable to another domain at no extra cost should Summit Media renew ownership of the said domain name within the time period stipulated in the contract or should it be given to another party that availed of the wait-list service ahead of you.
Note though that in case you get lucky enough to snatch the domain, you'd still have to buy license from Future Publishing Limited of UK to use T3 branding ~ lest you want to be slapped with a copyright infringement lawsuit.
T3 Mag Philippines had a monthly circulation of 20,000 - 25,000 before it folded.
I miss T3 Mag Philippines. :( I hope Summit Media considers reviving it.
*FYI: T3Mag.com.ph is still top result for 'T3 Magazine' keyword on Google local search.
Right now, I believe - as stipulated by the terms and conditions of domain registry - dotPH is still waiting for Summit Media (the publishing company that used to print and distribute T3 Mag in the Philippines) to renew its ownership of the domain name. However, dotPH is also already offering T3Mag.com.ph wait-list service for only $70 (the same price as registering a domain for 2 year/s). This amount is non-refundable but transferable to another domain at no extra cost should Summit Media renew ownership of the said domain name within the time period stipulated in the contract or should it be given to another party that availed of the wait-list service ahead of you.
Note though that in case you get lucky enough to snatch the domain, you'd still have to buy license from Future Publishing Limited of UK to use T3 branding ~ lest you want to be slapped with a copyright infringement lawsuit.
T3 Mag Philippines had a monthly circulation of 20,000 - 25,000 before it folded.
I miss T3 Mag Philippines. :( I hope Summit Media considers reviving it.
*FYI: T3Mag.com.ph is still top result for 'T3 Magazine' keyword on Google local search.
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