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I tried looking for myfirstname.com and it is completely inactive and private registration for the last 20 years. I am not even sure how would I go about placi
by sireat 3y ago
I tried looking for myfirstname.com and it is completely inactive and private registration for the last 20 years.
I am not even sure how would I go about placing a bid.
It is an uncommon name not in English dictionary. Possibly my namesake bought it 20 years ago and has done absolutely nothing (not even placed parking on it).
How could I even contact them?
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- garganzol 3y agoUse a broker for $100.
- okeuro49 3y agoDoesn't a broker just email the whois record?
- garganzol 3y agoThe vast majority of whois records are privacy protected nowadays. So a broker usually does a bit extra.
- okeuro49 3y agoSorry to push, but what extra do they do?
- sireat 3y agoI am curious too, how could they contact someone who has basically bought a domain to do absolutely nothing with it. Also, I'd hate to pay a broker $100 just to be told that they can't do anything. Now commission based I could see myself doing that. Then again I am not willing to go 5 figures for a vanity domain - more like mid 4 figures just like the guys in the article.