Elequa is now Mr dot com !

[Whois-Search]

Elequa aka Thunayan K. AL-Ghanim of Future Media Architects, Inc. has this week purchased Mr.com together with LH.com at greatdomains.com

These great domains takes pride of place in his portfolio of thousands of other great dotcom domains like:

cool.com, jade.com, media.com, multimedia.com, fm.com, oxide.com

Making him the world's Mr dotcom!

However his interest doesn't stop at dotcom. He now owns 12 out of the 26 available single character .tv domains. He also owns other showcase domains like dj.net and i.net.

For anyone thinking of making an offer on these names i'm affraid Thunayan K. AL-Ghanim never sells his names.

 

[Bashar]

mr.com

 

[Deleted member 4749]

:worried:

 

[Wot]

:worried:

And a gentleman!

 

[RMF]

Yippy doodaaa

 

[Mihe]

Elequa aka Thunayan K. AL-Ghanim of Future Media Architects, Inc. has this week purchased MR.com together with LH.com at GreatDomains.com.

Very nice! I wonder, though, why he did not get "Miss.com".

 

[QuantumBeam]

arty: salute........

 

[Wot]

Very nice! I wonder, though, why he did not get "Miss.com".

Too cheap! :cheesy:

 

[sasquatch]

For whatever it means, Elequa is truly a DOMAIN ARTIST in the purest form of that meaning.

Some of the pearls from his portfolio:

www.ai.com
www.mr.com
www.fm.com
www.lh.com
www.nra.com
www.fed.com
www.cool.com
www.party.com
www.ibiza.com
www.techno.com
www.password.com
www.archive.com
www.subsidiary.com
www.jackass.com
www.research.com
www.kiwi.com
www.i.net
www.dj.net
www.url.net
www.mp3.tv

Of these letter names, I personally like the AI.com the most. Awesome domain! Although his "ultimate search" engine there is anything but.

I also don't understand some of his moves? Eg. why on earth would he go for three letter info's and biz's, yet leave us's??

 

[actnow]

I really like his primary business site.
http://www.fma.com

He did a nice job with it.

 

[DaddyHalbucks]

I heard he owns 30,000 domains. Is that correct?

Let's not forget his registrar! Yes, Elequa owns his own registrar! Although, it doesn't do business with the public.

He definitely belongs on any short list of VIP domainers.

 

[NameTower]

For whatever it means, Elequa is truly a DOMAIN ARTIST in the purest form of that meaning.

Some of the pearls from his portfolio:

www.ai.com
www.mr.com
www.fm.com
www.lh.com
www.nra.com
www.fed.com
www.cool.com
www.party.com
www.ibiza.com
www.techno.com
www.password.com
www.archive.com
www.subsidiary.com
www.jackass.com
www.research.com
www.kiwi.com
www.i.net
www.dj.net
www.url.net
www.mp3.tv

Of these letter names, I personally like the AI.com the most. Awesome domain! Although his "ultimate search" engine there is anything but.

I also don't understand some of his moves? Eg. why on earth would he go for three letter info's and biz's, yet leave us's??

I would think that it's a simple answer.

Elequa is very smart.

He thinks global.

.us isn't global.

- Jordan

P.S. I like cool.com and media.com

archive.com is pretty cool too.

 

[DaddyHalbucks]

Look at the "pearls" above.

How many ALT TLDs do you see?

 

[actnow]

I heard he owns 30,000 domains. Is that correct?

Elequa told me a couple months ago. However, it is not my place to say.

But, I will tell you that your number is really low.

 

[Duke]

Look at the "pearls" above.

How many ALT TLDs do you see?

Elequa owns thousands of ALT TLD's, including the world's largest collections of 3-letter info and 3-letter .biz. He is smart enough to know that pearls start as grains of sand (seems obvious but a lot of people don't get it).

 

[DaddyHalbucks]

Duke wrote:

Elequa owns thousands of ALT TLD's, including the world's largest collections of 3-letter info and 3-letter .biz.
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++

OK, so there is some junk in his portfolio.

Nevertheless, he has some awesome .COM domains!

 

[mole]

impact.com

 

[actnow]

OK, so there is some junk in his portfolio.

It is in the eye of the beholder.

Ask me in three years, if 3 letter info's are worth anything.

 

[OnSpec]

I believe that he owns NRA.net, not NRA.com.

If ever he wanted NRA.us, the extension certainly fits the domain.

 

[DaddyHalbucks]

actnow wrote:

Ask me in three years, if 3 letter info's are worth anything.
++++++++++++++++

.INFO does stand a chance, and 3 letter names are rare.

But certainly not .BIZ