I was not sure if government agencies, such as the City of Denver, for example, need to be coddled, so to speak, by way of a tailored sales pitch. Or if a general, more direct approach was best.
The name is a city specific service name. The city itself reg'd the net and org seven months after I had reg'd the com. They have both pointed to their main "City of..." website. The fact they took both the net and org leads me to believe they may be interested in the com. However, since both are routed to their main site, and they have not expressed interest in owning the com, I am having doubts. In the end, all we can do is try, but I first wanted another opinion on the matter. I agree it is probably best to keep it short, sweet and to the point. The direct approach seems to work more often than not, but I have never pitched a name to a city government. The real hurdle now will be coming up with an appropriate price to gain their interest.
