domain 2008hillary.com

[gorilla_bob]

I can't believe I got this! Probably going to be one of the biggest type in domains for next year!

Someone please help me appraise this.

- Bob

 

[bradskid]

Hehe. I had actually considered registering this last month. Glad someone from Namepros got it instead. My problem is, I hate hillary. I instead registered MrsPresident.info just in case she wins. That way I can defame her for an entire 4 years. I would say it is worth mid XXX.

 

[DotCom9]

Hehe. I had actually considered registering this last month. Glad someone from Namepros got it instead. My problem is, I hate hillary. I instead registered MrsPresident.info just in case she wins. That way I can defame her for an entire 4 years. I would say it is worth mid XXX.

:lol:

 

[Pixoman]

I don't wanna be the silly one but, why did you done this?

You will probaly have some xxx$ but you will interstand that registring this name it's not so cool.

I am not judging or anything else, if i was you i am not sure what i would have done but isn't there a Domainer "Etiquette".

 

[gorilla_bob]

Every time we register a domain, we take away the opportunity of someone else not being able to register the domain. That is just the fact of the matter.

The question is, do other people or organizations have more of a right to register or reserve a domain over yourself? I believe the answer to this barring trademark rights is no. We as domainers have the right and privilege to register and develop domains ourselves. Will I resell or develop this site? I'm not sure. But now I have the choice.

This is a mark of free enterprise. By taking that away, you eliminate what the United States stands for and that to me is improper 'etiquette'.

- Bob

 

[BrainPower]

I own the name ProGiuliani.com.
During the beginning of the summer, I got an email inquiring about my intentions with the domain. I never responded mainly cause i wasnt looking to sell it.

My thoughts with the political domains is the reach it can have if developed properly ( i of course have it parked!)

Every time we register a domain, we take away the opportunity of someone else not being able to register the domain. That is just the fact of the matter.

The question is, do other people or organizations have more of a right to register or reserve a domain over yourself? I believe the answer to this barring trademark rights is no. We as domainers have the right and privilege to register and develop domains ourselves. Will I resell or develop this site? I'm not sure. But now I have the choice.

This is a mark of free enterprise. By taking that away, you eliminate what the United States stands for and that to me is improper 'etiquette'.

- Bob

 

[kemjika11]

mid $xxx. Hillary2008.com is better, but this is still relatively short, and specific. Also, no TM issue since Hillary is a very common first name. should get at least good traffic some months before elections next year.

 

[gorilla_bob]

I fully intend to develop the heck out of this domain! But if I develop it, how do i make money off of it? With Adsense?

- Bob

 

[bradskid]

Absolutely not! You make money off of it by defaming the heck out of that woman and then waiting for her to buy it from you!

Try making fun of her lame pant-suits. That should work pretty well. :imho:

 

[Travis]

I'd like to think $0, but I'd say $3X-5X.