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Tippy

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Hi all :)

I have a few Domains which will expire soon and just wondering what you think I should do, renew or drop?

www.AucNic.com - I guess this one I should renew as the site is just about completed, I'm just not sure now if I like this Domain for a Domain Name Auction site.

www.BoatBay.com - Had development plans for this one but just havn't gotten around to it yet. I am sure eBay would be happy if I let it drop as they tried to take it from me about 1 year ago.

BidWheels.com - I thought it was a nice play on words "Hot Wheels" and would make for a nice Auto Auction site.

Finally Taboobid.com - Another Auction Domain I thought which would be nice for Adult Items, I like the way it looks but I think it has something to do with the 4 letter word in the middle.

Development might be the only way to go with these as they are made up.

Feedback much appreciated :)

Thanks,

Mike
 
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Originally posted by Tippy
Thanks :)

C&D's don't scare me much niether, in this case atleast, I know where I stand on the issue and ain't affraid to share a piece of my mind with them, bring it on baby :)

"In the News today, TLDN/BoatBay takes on the Giant"

Mike

They don't scare me either "Tippy". I don't see why "Ebay" should have any monopoly on the suffix "bay". "BoatBay" is a damn good name for advertising of boat sales and servicing.

I could provide some good arguments against TM infringements....
just from a logical point of view.
 
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