jaydub
BlueRare.com
DomainRecap said:What is up with Earings? Another Racoon?
DomainRecap said:What is up with Earings? Another Racoon?
DomainRecap said:What is up with Earings? Another Racoon?
Esdiel said:Lol I remember racoon, and I think you're right. I didn't place any bids for it but I also didn't notice it was missing a letter, until now.
MapleDots said:cubatours.ca
I think that is a great domain with good potential.
Esdiel said:This domain was in the drop despite only being registered ~2 months ago.
The contact info was private but I can only assume CIRA ran a RIV on the owner and put it to TBR after they failed to show a Canadian presence? Could there be any other explanation for it to go to TBR this early? Maybe they cancelled their purchase and got a refund? I don't even know if that's possible but maybe?
rlm said:Sounds about as good a reason as any, unless the owner asked for it to be deleted, which is unlikely. Maybe they thought they were registering scubatours.ca?
Also note that cubatours was in TBR on Feb 12, 2020 as well (and no one picked it up!)
But my bet is that you'll eventually see it get redirected here by the new owner: http://authenticubatours.ca, that is unless it was registered by one of you. And if you did, you should contact this owner in Toronto and sell it to them. They own quite a few similar cuba tour domains.
rlm said:But either way, its a good example of how those double letters between two words are always problematic.
DomainRecap said:Coming down to the end of the Siber auctions...
Damn, Aquarium.ca just took a big jump.
Boom! Another massive jump in bid price.
This is going for a LOT more than I thought it would.
aactive said:Would make a great e-commerce site.
theinvestor said:BreastCancer.ca was my favourite.
Spex said:BreastCancer and Dementia caught my eye as well, but what would you do with names like that? Are charities or governments paying up for good domains?
Also, would you even want to jack the price knowing it's a legit charity inquiring? Like a real charity doing God's work, unlike other charities like WE or the United Way that have bloated salaries and who do mostly administrative work
I think big pharma corporations could put names like this to good use. Maybe not the .ca quite so much, but Dementia.com is owned by Janssen Pharmaceuticals (of Johnson & Johnson).Spex said:BreastCancer and Dementia caught my eye as well, but what would you do with names like that? Are charities or governments paying up for good domains?
Also, would you even want to jack the price knowing it's a legit charity inquiring? Like a real charity doing God's work, unlike other charities like WE or the United Way that have bloated salaries and who do mostly administrative work