InDomaining // The News
Alright this week we have a bunch of one word domains along with a mixed bag of TLDs. In my opinion even though these are one word domains i think it is going to be pretty slow as far as the sales go this week. There is nothing that just jumps out and screams “pick [...]
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For the past few weeks I’ve been reading about all the machinations between Thought Convergence and Name Intelligence. Who’s right and who is wrong and the number of varied opinions varies from insightful to the completely bazaar.
It’s almost like a days of our lives is unfolding in front of our…
The domain Camilla.com sold for $16,100 on NameJet.com another great name for Mrs Jello.
There are over 18 million reference to this name on Google.
The second highest bidder went by the bidder id of camillacorp, which could have been the clothing company from Australia whose site is at camilla.com.au. If so they stopped bidding at $16K.
Other notable sales from NameJet.com over the last few days include:
nutritionsupplements.com $5,050
youcai.com $5,015
markme.com $5,011
primestar.com $4,000
fanstop.com $3,433
bibleclub.com $1,550
filelink.com $1,401
nicebox.com $1,185
promosearch.com $1,007
Primestar has an interesting history as a company. There is of course trademarks on the term but it appears the company was bought by Directv and shut down.
nutritionsupplements.com is a good name but nutritional supplements is the more accurate term
Everyone knows that twitter is getting to really really big these days. Whether its the companies trying to establish a brand or people just trying to connect there are millions of people looking for new things on twitter everyday. We see new tactics and ways to gain followers along with ways to make money on [...]
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According to TechCrunch, Facebook will announce later this week that they will allow users to claim a vanity URL pointing to their regular profile page.
At a date and time, to be announced, the landrush will begin and users will be able to grab a vanity URL of their choice.
The Landrush rules will prohibit trademark infringement and a lots of words will be blacklisted, such as generic terms.