Read MoreSo Happy New Year, matched by the domain name HappyNewYear.com, a true gem registered in 1996. Somehow, this beauty expired but was acquired in November of 2004 by Frank Schilling’s Name Administration. Not sure how much money Frank wanted for it, but eventually it made it into the portfolio sold to GoDaddy, along with other Uniregistry assets in 2020...
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