Please comment on scenario

[Aaryn]

Ok so I hand reg'd chinguards.com, underarmour , nike, and a few others sell chinguards.

Lets say I get the emails of the people I need to and start to contact them about buying the domain.

Why would they really want my domain when they have a main brandable domain already that they sell chinguards on already ?

What leverage do I have , if any on getting them to purchase my domain ?

Thanks in advance,

Aaryn

 

[biggie]

Why would they really want my domain when they have a main brandable domain already that they sell chinguards on already ?

:talk:

they wouldn't

What leverage do I have ,

:talk:

none, unless they contact you.


that means, don't be sending out spam emails


imo....

 

[johname]

Wow you see how much google thinks your looking for Shin Guards instead of chin guards. I think there problems here. A chin guard is priced small against the cost of a helmet. Another problem is they lump them into chin strap. A third problem is there the potential to be sued if the guard defective (which means there probably not a single garage start up chin guard manufacture) Instead the athletic director orders straps/guards from the helmet manufacture of other huge "nike". These big sporting goods manufactures dont need to own the dot com of everything in their catalog

 

[alien51]

What leverage do I have , if any on getting them to purchase my domain ?

You have no leverage or whatsoever.

What you have, are liabilities.

You can try ditching the domains in forum auctions where you might find a buyer, and recover some of the money you paid for these domains. If you hand-regged them, and sold them for $20 bucks, you would have doubled your money.