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Back when tld's first started allowing foreign entities to buy their domains, I registered ru-ready.to and im-ready.to with the hopes of starting a small biz se
by ksaj 5y ago
Back when tld's first started allowing foreign entities to buy their domains, I registered ru-ready.to and im-ready.to with the hopes of starting a small biz selling landing/redirect pages with names like: ru-ready.to/rumble (a boxing page?).
The web was still too nascent to make something of it, so I just let the domains lapse a year later.
Having said that, more people are online and more sites are creative with their URLs, so I do think there is a business hook there.
- VadimuZ 5y agoDe facto, I see a trend that COM become less important than it was before. The short exotic domain can be unforgettable.