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what do you have? edit: oh, ya ww.com! How on earth did you pick that up? I thought two letter .coms were reserved.
by karanbhangui 17y ago
what do you have?
edit: oh, ya ww.com! How on earth did you pick that up? I thought two letter .coms were reserved.
- jacquesm 17y ago> How on earth did you pick that up? I paid a boatload of money for it. It's actually a funny story because 'weight watchers' wanted it too and I was just a bit quicker. They had to have a few meetings to get the deal done and the seller was under quite a bit of pressure, I was ready cash in hand so I got it. > I thought two letter .coms were reserved. One letter domains are, two letter domains are just like any other.
- pclark 17y agohas the domain made a difference to your website? can I have p@ww.com?
- jacquesm 17y agoIt basically generates a continuous stream of new people to the site that we can sell to. When we bought it camarades.com was on the way out, ww.com was launched first as a generalized webcam search engine, then we merged the 'corpse' of camarades.com and ww.com together and blew new life in to it. It has made some serious money since then. But I am kind of tired of the whole webcam thing. Sure you can have p@ww.com, but please note two things: - if the domain ever sells I can't guarantee that the buyer would let you keep that address - you need a good spam filter because short emails are used plenty of time for people in 'bugmenot' situations Where do you want the mail forwarded to ?
- pclark 17y agopinged you an email (my email is peter /at] broadersheet.com - if you could forward it there?) also be good to connect via email anyway :)
- quizbiz 17y agoWhat a nice gesture. You could try monetizing the domain name that way. Branded emails. Or even sell the sub domain, w.ww.com, for big bucks.
- jacquesm 17y agoThere's a plan!