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wow talk about improvment, but every body needs to start out some wear.
 
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That is quite interesting, inspiration for all of us. :tu:
 
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I called the toll free # that GD used to have shown on that page. Now it's used by a phone psychic line.

It's probably Bob Parsons wife reading tarot cards and telling fortunes for domain resellers.
 
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lol, I have been to archive.org many times but never looked at either of the sites.
 
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That is great! Encouragement for everyone!
 
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ah so they did start out as a software company rather than just domains
 
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Thats interesting, A different look,
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Did you know the biggest harry potter domain started with a boy that was 12 who was bored.
 
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Steven12 said:
Thats interesting, A different look,
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Did you know the biggest harry potter domain started with a boy that was 12 who was bored.


Bet his mum loves him :hehe:
 
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Wow...That's crazy looking.
 
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ya its true.....its just crazy !
 
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I remember that godaddy layout, seems like yesterday!!

and that ebay design, so slick with that early 90's look haha!! God, good old memories :)
 
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not bad design for it's age, don't you think?
I saw that domainsite was an apartment website!!!!?
 
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You are all getting out fo topic!
 
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GoDaddy's first site is better than Google's first.
 
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I will try to get back on topic
Godaddy din't look that bad, but eBay looked really sad
 
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