In recent years, Web.com has grown via acquisitions. The company acquired Solid Cactus, a provider of e-commerce and other online solutions, in 2009. Web.com acquired Register.com in 2010 for $135 million, resulting in an 80 percent increase in revenue and a four-fold increase in the number of customers. The company's offices in Drums were formerly occupied by Network Solutions, a domain registration company acquired by Web.com in 2011 for $405 million and 18 million stock shares. The acquisition increased Web.com's customer base to 3 million people, the number of domains under its management in 9 million, and the number of employees to nearly 2,000. Web.com executives rang the closing bell at the NASDAQ MarketSite on February 28, 2012, to commemorate the company's acquisition of Network Solutions. Web.com acquired SnapNames, an "expired"{cn} domain name service and marketplace, and has a 50 percent partnership with Rightside in NameJet. The company acquired Scoot.com, the largest online business directory network in the United Kingdom, in July 2014. In 2016, Web.com purchased Rightside's domain name drop list registrar accreditations for $1.3 million, and acquired the New York-based marketing services firm Yodle for more than $300 million. The purchase marked Web.com's largest acquisition by volume to date, with 1,400 employees. In December 2016, the company expanded into Latin America by agreeing to acquire the Argentina-based Donweb.com for $8 million. The deal was completed in February 2017. On November 14, 2019, Web.com closed its acquisition of Dreamscape Networks Limited.