Guns.com - Sells for $800,000

**ksinclair** · 03-11-2010, 11:55 PM

Does not have to be just gun sales - can be advertising, social network, related markets, lots of things.

**dmyre** · 03-12-2010, 04:08 PM

Maybe the NRA....

**PokerPie** · 03-13-2010, 12:33 AM

Starbucks was the buyer

**urlurl** · 03-13-2010, 01:35 AM

coffee sales must be down, now they are selling guns with a Grande latte...lol

**radioz** · 03-15-2010, 10:40 PM

Starbucks was the buyer

The article doesn't mention them buying this domain. I'm pretty sure that Starbucks has an amazing platform on Starbucks.com whether for coffee or anything else should they want to go there. I would think that Starbucks would want to make their stand, as they have, and try to leave it at that, as they want too. I sure wouldn't want to rub salt in a wound or polarize things anymore than I had too if selling coffee, a universal product, was my primary objective. Starting a pro (or anti) gun site under Starbucks known ownership would be a disastrous idea! They would loose either way.

**loudbeats.com** · 03-15-2010, 11:12 PM

lol he said it jokingly I'm sure ahah

Originally Posted by radioz

The article doesn't mention them buying this domain. I'm pretty sure that Starbucks has an amazing platform on Starbucks.com whether for coffee or anything else should they want to go there. I would think that Starbucks would want to make their stand, as they have, and try to leave it at that, as they want too. I sure wouldn't want to rub salt in a wound or polarize things anymore than I had too if selling coffee, a universal product, was my primary objective. Starting a pro (or anti) gun site under Starbucks known ownership would be a disastrous idea! They would loose either way.

**gafadi** · 03-16-2010, 01:08 AM

Ah it might be their new campaign for the wild wild west " come to nearby Starbucks gun range, practice shooting and take in as much caffeine you can"

**PokerPie** · 03-16-2010, 01:39 PM

Originally Posted by radioz

The article doesn't mention them buying this domain. I'm pretty sure that Starbucks has an amazing platform on Starbucks.com whether for coffee or anything else should they want to go there. I would think that Starbucks would want to make their stand, as they have, and try to leave it at that, as they want too. I sure wouldn't want to rub salt in a wound or polarize things anymore than I had too if selling coffee, a universal product, was my primary objective. Starting a pro (or anti) gun site under Starbucks known ownership would be a disastrous idea! They would loose either way.