The Future ??

[DnEbook]

Hi , i was wondering if any of you have a domain name or site dedicated to the future ?? i have some that may not be relevant for a while , examples

robobeer.com
robotbeer.com
freespacetour.com
spacetraveltour.com
hovercabbookings.com
spaceagedate.com
robodate.com
hirerobot.com
robohire.com
spacerobo.com
robotbin.com
mowbotic.com
mowbo.com
spacebible.com
spaceencyclopedia.com
robotoy.info
spaceage.mobi
robotwreckers.com
spacecomic.com
spacegum.com
spacefart.com
robotoyrepair.com
robopetshop.com
robotoyshop.com
spacetravelcam.com
thespacediner.com
solarcola.com
spaceelvis.com
2luna.com
promorobo.com
robotpart.info
spaceagefashion.com
hovercarhire.com
solarhire.com
solar-robots.com
laserrobotics.com
hirerobotics.com
roboticalpoker.com

Just some of my 'space' names , i wonder what you've got ?????

Happy to know , cheers

 

[AHA7]

Thinking of what could be in the future and registering every domain that would be worthy based on that is crazy :imho:

 

[Fewski]

IMO, it's just to hard to imagine what the future will hold. I don't see the need in spending hundreds of dollars each year to keep domains that might never get used.

But if it does work, I'm sure it will be a nice payout.

 

[bricio]

it is very difficult to know what will happen in the future as already said here in this thread...

besides, you will have to renew them for a certain period of time... for how long until you sell them? 5, 10, 20 years?
will the internet have this same patern of accessing and using, as we know, in 10 or 20 years?

i have 2 "future names", but just 2
good luck with them!

 

[Spade]

Thinking of what could be in the future and registering every domain that would be worthy based on that is crazy :imho:

Im not so sure I agree - although I wouldnt have registered some of the OP's domain names - Regging future technology isnt a bad idea. Especially if you do your homework.

For instance - I registered - SugarBatteries.com and im crossing my fingers than 3-5 years down the line that the technology (which exists) will be commercially produced.

Just my 2 Pennies,

Justin

 

[dag]

Im not so sure I agree - although I wouldnt have registered some of the OP's domain names - Regging future technology isnt a bad idea. Especially if you do your homework.

For instance - I registered - SugarBatteries.com and im crossing my fingers than 3-5 years down the line that the technology (which exists) will be commercially produced.

Just my 2 Pennies,

Justin

I agree that well-researched future technologies make good subjects for domain registrations, but I also agree that the ones in the OP's post mostly sound like what seemed futuristic about 50 years ago but never quite turned out that way. They amount to what I think will be a waste of renewal money for many years to come -- practical use of "hover cars" is a long way off, for example, among many others. And "SpaceElvis"? :lol:

 

[floatingworld]

I understand that one of the names 'spacefart.com is based on current research being undertaken at MIT to find an alternative energy source to relatively expensive bio-fuels

 

[DnEbook]

Please note that about 50 names i have were regged to form a unique picture made from domain names (domain name art) ......... the title is solarcola.com ,,,,, check it out , will i keep all the names ..... no , but i did do something different, you will see the link to solarcola.com at the top right, please disregard the opening page and check out solarcola.com , some names are for fun !!!!! hovercarhire creates a lot of interest , (one of the few i will keep ) ....... ok i'm off to get a robobeer and watch my 3dtv, have fun and enjoy the art design