domain MelindaMiller.com

[Billym0351]

Kind of took a risk with this one but a potential end user took down my information and said she would call me back tomorrow.

Created: 2001

 

[gilescoley]

Who is this?

If it's a celeb, I would stay far away from it.

 

[Billym0351]

Who is this?

If it's a celeb, I would stay far away from it.

It's not a celebrity but even if it was I doubt they can seriously do anything about it. It's just an extremely common name with many potential end users who use their name + some other word.

Ex: MelindaMillerPhotography.com

 

[ZapNano]

There are millions of that similar name in the intire GLOBE; make zero sense/cent even mentioning that negativity. Grrrrrrr! and Stop!

 

[Pierre Barnard]

Might be worth holding unto until Melinda Miller comes along and wants her own domain...

 

[-Matthew-]

Now you are thinking Pierre, not like in that other thread when you said, 'Parking', lol tell me you were trying to be funny, 'Parking', lol.

Imagine if you had 'Melinda' or 'Stacy' or 'Teleah', lol, I have my 25 year old daughters name, without the surname, who else can say that. It's value is the mere act of giving it to her one day, maybe when she is 30, lol..

Regards.matt

 

[gilescoley]

It's not a celebrity but even if it was I doubt they can seriously do anything about it.

They can, go and read the legal section and google it to see how many celebrities have had names taken away.

Picking a random first name and surname is a long shot, you could be waiting a while if you are waiting or someone called Melinda Miller needing a domain name, you are better o focusing on names that sell

Check out these 2 sites

Namebio.com
DNJournal.com

 

[wwwweb]

They can, go and read the legal section and google it to see how many celebrities have had names taken away.

Picking a random first name and surname is a long shot, you could be waiting a while if you are waiting or someone called Melinda Miller needing a domain name, you are better o focusing on names that sell

Check out these 2 sites

Namebio.com
DNJournal.com

You did your job trying to educate.

Yes, celebs have a great win percentage when some Joe Blow from
Arkansas registers their name, which is their mark of fame to try to potentially sell it to them.

Hundreds of cases online to review, this poster took time out of his day to educate you.

Photography people always make low ball offers, but they will ask why you registered their name, make sure you give them a good answer.

Could be a common name, but if they took action, first response would be your recent acquisition, and for what purpose? Bad faith? So you better get your doubts in check