Domain Not For Sale Blog September Archive

An Epic Battle of The Chicago2016 Domain

09/29/08 14:11

Domain Names are very essential to the success of a website to gain traffic, readership, and one's very own place in the vast universe of the internet. Usually popular domain names are already taken and acquiring one would take a great deal of money or negotiations if the original domain name owner is willing to talk about it. An escalating issues over the domain name wars of Chicago2016 has been making a lot of discussion about moral and property issues in the internet. For more information about this battle of the Chicago2016 ".com" versus the ".org" can be seen here.

Link: Domain Name Wire » News » Chicago Man Files Lawsuit to Keep Chicago2016.com - The Domain Industry's News Source

A Guide to Buying Domain Name

A "catchy" or "cool" domain name is one of the factors considered by a webmaster or site owner to gain readership and traffic. You have an idea or the content has been generally been layout but the domain name you wanted has been sold out privately, what will you do? This is what eHow has install for individuals who run out of domain names for their site with short but comprehensive "how tos". Visit and read more of it here.

Link: How to Make an Offer on a Domain Name that's been Privately Sold | eHow.com

Domain Business

There is an ongoing business trend in It industry which covers the resale of domain names called domain after market. It includes the natural or organic traffic, branding and resale value opportunities.

In the last decade, generic domain names have sprung up from certain names in business, gamb-ling, po-rn and other commercially lucrative fields of the industries worldwide.

The TLD indicates the type of organization like .com for commercial etc. is often not followed cause their are no regulating body for registering domain names.

Link: The nine.org Domain Is Not For Sale

This Domain is Not For Sale

When a domain is good, like a three-letter or generic domain, it is surprising if you won't get a number of offers to buy your domain name.

It may sound tempting, but some people would really just want to remain with their old domain. "Sorry, we do not sell ourselves," they might probably say.

Link: Perl NOC: Domain names not for sale