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I must say, when I was doing some domain research, I though to myself more than once : "this is, this is criminal". These were domains dealings with quite seri
by Andrew_Quentin 16y ago
I must say, when I was doing some domain research, I though to myself more than once : "this is, this is criminal".
These were domains dealings with quite serious subjects and just seeing them sitting there full of ads, making it so very much difficult for me to acquire, absolute gorgeous domain names, just felt not only immoral but purely and simply criminal.
Of course I got over it and moved onto domains which were available and suitable and just as good, but, and this is not to you personally but companies who buy such domains names en mass hopping to profit, simply, find a way to make money which allows you to get sleep at night.
- r0s 16y agoSquatters are pretty vile. I've never had the opportunity, but I've heard such domains can be obtained relatively easily if you have an existing legit company(doing actual business) and can threaten litigation. That seems extreme, but I think of it like real-estate: If your business buys a warehouse, you may have to hire an exterminator to clean out all the parasites that have set up their nests therein.
- rlpb 16y ago> ...I think of it like real-estate: If your business buys a warehouse, you may have to hire an exterminator to clean out all the parasites that have set up their nests therein. With real-estate I'd think of it more like considering a property that has squatters in it already, together with the long and uncertain task of evicting them (or paying them to leave) if you decide you want to commit to buy.