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Misread that.

Hyphens still work for domains, but only when it's the proper form, and they can't be a 'forced usage' Plan B when the actual domain you want is already registered. If your company is called 'Truth In Advertising' and that domain is taken in .com and .ca, then it's bad form in 2044 to...

Let's just agree to disagree and I was just trying to illustrate better ways to express a variable in a domain name, and his subsequent (City)Realty.com was perfect and I'm sure no one was confused about that. He outdid my efforts in terms of consistency and brevity, and I think I'll use...

True, I have been selling, but unfortunately no one has been paying.

Nope, it's called the English Language and if someone types in that they "got an offer on CityPlumbing.ca" why would you automatically think that City is a variable? Who are you, Kreskin?

Same difference as I wouldn't sell either for $1900.

Then put the Variable word in brackets or quotes (like you just did above) or something like City+Realty.com because the way you did it, there was only one way to read it. I literally thought "Who in the heck would sell CityRealtor.com for $1900 and what company is stupid enough to not buy it...

Sure, but like they say... Every time that I look in the mirror All these lines on my face getting clearer

And if you have any stock of First Name domains, then you'll run into a lot of them. And yes, they're as cheap as dirt.

.CA is kinda on life support (like Canada), with the only action taking place on the TBR auctions.

Whether this started out as an innocent attempt to buy a domain, it's clearly now a targeted promotional campaign to get views on their site, that they hope goes viral. It's pretty sad really.

Sometimes the legal system works.

Probably from that bizarre electric airline who picked the brand name Quantum XYZ, then didn't secure the matching .xyz domain, instead operating off of FlyQuantum.com. I guess that was a costly lesson., assuming it was them.

It's good that this domain has multiple meanings, as then in the future, the company can expand past just automobiles.

No idea, but I did it once because I thought I had to with imported leads on domains with prior offers, but then the system forced me to add it again. :rolleyes: