google World's Largest Baby Boomers Domain Portfolio Will Be Released to ... - TheMat

[Adam Dicker]

World's Largest Baby Boomers Domain Portfolio Will Be Released to ...
TheMatureMarket.com (press release), France - 18 hours ago
The Boomers & Seniors World Network is releasing its Domain Portfolio of Baby Boomers, Boomers, and Seniors Domain names. The value of these domains ...
Huge Baby Boomers Domain Portfolio To Be Released in 2007 Tophosts
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[hercules]

Thanks for the info.Merry Xmas to all .

[Acro]

Probably one of the worst portfolios around.
http://www.webdomainconsultants.com/...orscities.html

It's amazing what a free PR can do. Or not.

[Rubber Duck]

Is that released or dumped?

[Focus]

you are kidding me right...what a bunch of crappy names
my favorite part is the "The Baby Boomers Domains can be viewed at" and then the url at the end...this is such dumb BS..just a marketing ploy to push garbage domains on a big stupid corporate buyer with too much money on their hands who might make a mistake and waste it on these silly names!

[Rubber Duck]

you are kidding me right...what a bunch of crappy names
my favorite part is the "The Baby Boomers Domains can be viewed at" and then the url at the end...this is such dumb BS..just a marketing ploy to push garbage domains on a big stupid corporate buyer with too much money on their hands who might make a mistake and waste it on these silly names!

Cornering the market in BS doesn't make it valuable.

There will be a big shake out in dot com one day, because too many people have blindly followed the dream, without any serious analysis.

And before everyone starts firing off, yes I do believe that dot com Generics in good solid commercial terms are extremely valuable.

I don't believe that prefixing every single dictionary term with E or I makes for valuable domains, as neither does Good Generic + BS term. It is even more annoying when people describe such domains as Generic, they are not. A term like eProperty or eJoke are not generic. There is absolutely no reason that they cannot be Trademarked in any category. They are made up terms, and to attempt to claim otherwise just makes registrants of these terms look ridiculous.