New in Town

[jrblack]

Hi,

My name is Jr. I have been computing for along time, since 1980. I also had a C64 with a 300 baud modem and ran a BBS in 1984. Boy...those were the days. I can't believe how the whole thing took off to the mainstream. I programmed in assembly language, basic, and fortran. After, that (1987) I stop tinkering with computers until the mid 90's. By then, AOL had made a hit. I started holding AOL handles ([email protected], etc.) back then, but never thought about registering domains. I wish I had registered names along time ago in 1995, because the handles were worthless and I lost them.

I am now interested in dealing and trading information (all types). However, I need to get some domains under my belt before I miss the whole train altogether.

Thanks.

JR

 

[weblord]

hi
welcome to namepros

 

[AussieDomainer]

:hi: JR

You sound like you are an old hand and a pro with computer/the internet. I too wish I got onto domains earlier but can't look back now. There are still plenty of great opportunities and new areas to get into each day. I hope you learn heaps here and I'm sure you'll also have plenty of experience to share with others. I look forward to seeing you around

 

[Bayu]

Welcome to NP

 

[iulianh]

Welcome to NamePros !

 

[Michelle]

Many people wished they had got in earlier

Welcome to Namepros :wave:

 

[htmlindex]

:hi:

 

[Krossat]

Hi JR Welcome to NP

 

[edyst3]

Welcome to Namepros!

 

[godolphin]

Welcome to the NP town!

Wish you goodluck domaining

 

[bizwiz]

hello welcome to namepros

 

[WebForging]

Welcome to NamePros!

Wow ~ interesting observation on the handles.

I'm with you...I inadvertently registered a domain in '95 that fetched $107k last year. If only I'd been THINKING!

Welcome to one of the finest boards on the web.

Hope you enjoy many happy returns.

Regards,
Keith

 

[Netty]

Hi there. Good luck!

 

[quyloc]

Hello. Welcome here.

 

[casmere]

hello JR... I'm also new here.. nice to meet you...