Hm, this is interesting

[user-7256]

Kinda stupid post, but if you search for "godaddy.com" (like if you were to register it), at Godaddy, it says:

Please select a different domain name to search on.

:p Why do they do this?

 

[combs84]

I was drunk one night and accidently typed that too. Of course I didn't remember it untill you just said it .

 

[hookah]

Not godaddy but similiarly, if you go to http://www.tonic.to and search for a kind of vulgar term, you'll get an interesting reading.

 

[peter phillips]

I think this message can only be seen on godaddy. You can try for namepros at namepros.com or for enom at enom.com, you get a message saying the name is not available and it will give you some other alternatives.

 

[Masahiro]

You filthy-minded little pervert!
The Kingdom of Tonga admonishes you. Now go back and think of another name that you wouldn't be embarrassed to say to your mother.

When searching for $h!t.to at http://www.tonic.to.

 

[JoshHendo]

You filthy-minded little pervert!
The Kingdom of Tonga admonishes you. Now go back and think of another name that you wouldn't be embarrassed to say to your mother.

When searching for $h!t.to at http://www.tonic.to.

ROFL
Hehe, really, you have to think about it, who would search to register a doamin name on the domain name they are already on, though then you have to think why would godaddy think people would search for it :P

 

[Ray]

cause some times those regesters provide some reallly good typos

 

[.X.]

Kinda stupid post, but if you search for "godaddy.com" (like if you were to register it), at Godaddy, it says:

Please select a different domain name to search on.

:p Why do they do this?

It did it to me to,I demand an answer parsons
:yell: