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For Sale every.com

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G.A.,

That's exactly what I had in mind: future potential and possible use by BD!

"Every" could be attached to anything or everything; almost certainly brandable.

Wm.
 
Edwin,

If you bid at NW $ 8,000 and (using your scenerio) BuyDomains bids $ 10,000. NW would end up with $ 3,000 instead of your $ 8,000.

I doubt they give a discount. But, they may have a direct line of communications so NW puts ALL of their effort into getting the name.

But, even that, is probably not the case.
 
Originally posted by byalik
Im not sure about the rest of you but if I saw that the domain every.com was available, I wouldn't even bother to register it

yes....if you have already registered a bunch of high quality domains like what Anything.Com/Digimedia/Reflex/Insider.Com owns:)
 
Originally posted by The Baron
E-CORP.com.

u mean eCorp[with no dash]?

Unlike the big players I listed above, most of the names in eCorp's portfolio are two-word or made-up DNs.
 
Do a WHOIS search for EVERY.CO.UK.....see the registrant name

Will this .UK get dropped in the near future?
 
Originally posted by byalik
Im not sure about the rest of you but if I saw that the domain every.com was available, I wouldn't even bother to register it

if you are a domain speculator you might want to think about another line of work. :)
 
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