domain Please Appraise mrtedwilliams.com

[wpcupid1]

mrtedwilliams.com Please Appraise


Thanks

 

[Sparhawke]

I am assuming you mean Ted Williams, the man with the voice?

If so I can only assume it is worth nothing, even without the extra two letters shoved on the front like roadkill it is not a good idea to take any other name than your own, regardless of whether someone can afford to file a UDRP, Mr Williams may not be able to at this point but if somewhere like MSNBC get around to giving him a contract he will have some power in his corner.

 

[johname]

he/she could mean the baseball legend even though the voice guy been in the news lately. Looks like there two people to complain about this reg the voice guy and the family of the baseball great. feels regfee anyways.

 

[wpcupid1]

just great

 

[RevolutionaryDomains]

Unless you are planning a tribute or fan club site that has already been approved and/or supported by the family of the deceased or by the actual individual still alive, this name would do best with a quick grace delete and refund request, if still possible. There are two main types of names to always steer clear of: TM and people's names. :imho:


-Regards

 

[wpcupid1]

Wow It just get better doesn't it,You guys are great can i donate it to The Voice Man or just delete and stay clear ? because i am allergic to problems.

 

[verbster]

. . . even without the extra two letters shoved on the front like roadkill . . .

Both hilarious and true.

 

[Sparhawke]

I would personally go for the grace delete, alerting people to a domain you have that you really shouldn't sometimes brings trouble from overzealous lawyers who feel the need to justify their ridiculous bonus payments and go on a crusade once or twice a year.

If you get a grace delete you will get most of your money back in credit to try again

 

[MicroGuy]

I would recommended finding another hobby. Domaining is fast going the way of the dinosaur.

Pretty soon the wiki page will read something like "domaining was once an early form of ......yada yada...... that ended around the turn of the Century after the market became flooded with TLDs, and consumers realized that they didn't need a website with Facebook around, and small business was unable to compete with the "Amazons".

Supply soon overtook demand by a factor of 1,000 and the rest is history.

 

[rjeatlantic]

Don't celebrities have a right to publicity? Possible legal issues I would think.