closed "Extremely High" Overture rating (250,000 to 4 Million) LLC Domains.

[DomainEngineer]

Hello EveryOne,

Just want to get a feeling about the (LLC & Inc) domains that we have acquired. All of these "terms" used in these domains have Top overture ranking anywhere from 250,000 to 4 million w/o LLC or Inc.

Google ranking are in 'tens of millions' for these terms.

The reasoning behind acquiring these domains was that they can provide an extremely popular business phrase to the owner to start with on internet and off internet. This can be good for advertising anywhere off and on the web like Adwords.

All comments/suggestions are 'very much' appreciated.

Here is the list (113 domains = 86 LLC + 27 INC.) :

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AutoInsuranceLLC.com
CarInsuranceLLC.com
InsuranceLLC.com
LifeInsuranceLLC.com
HealthInsuranceLLC.com
MedicalInsuranceLLC.com
TravelInsuranceLLC.com
AutoInsuranceInc.com
CarInsuranceInc.com
HealthInsuranceInc.com
MedicalInsuranceInc.com
TravelInsuranceInc.com

FinanceLLC.com
FinancialPlanningLLC.com
PersonalFinanceLLC.com
FinancialServicesLLC.com
FinancialPlanningInc.com

IncomeTaxLLC.com
TaxRefundInc.com

LegalAdviceInc.com

CreditReportLLC.com
CreditRepairLLC.com
FreeCreditReportLLC.com
FreeCreditReportInc.com

OnlineMusicLLC.com
OnlineMusicInc.com

VideoGameLLC.com
VideoGameInc.com

DebtConsolidationLLC.com
DebtLLC.com

HomeLoanLLC.com
HomeLoansLLC.com
MortgageRefinanceLLC.com
RefinanceLLC.com
MortgageRefinanceInc.com

WebMailLLC.com
MailLLC.com
WebMailInc.com

AntiSpamLLC.com
AntiVirusLLC.com
AntiSpamInc.com
AntiVirusInc.com

HollywoodLLC.com

AutosLLC.com
TiresLLC.com
AutoPartsLLC.com
PartsLLC.com
CarRentalLLC.com
AutoRepairLLC.com

JobLLC.com
CareersLLC.com

CasinosLLC.com
OnlineCasinoLLC.com
OnlineGamblingLLC.com
OnlinePokerLLC.com
OnlineGamblingInc.com
OnlinePokerInc.com

WebsitePromotionInc.com
WebsitePromotionLLC.com

RealEstateBrokersLLC.com
RealEstateInvestmentLLC.com

AdvertisingLLC.com
OnlineAdvertisingLLC.com
YellowPagesLLC.com
WhitePagesLLC.com

DatingLLC.com
MatchLLC.com
MatchmakerLLC.com
PersonalsLLC.com
RomanceLLC.com
OnlineDatingInc.com
OnlineDatingLLC.com
DatingServiceLLC.com
DatingServiceInc.com

HomeBusinessLLC.com

DrugLLC.com
DrugsLLC.com
HealthLLC.com
MedicalLLC.com
WeightLossLLC.com
VitaminLLC.com
VitaminsLLC.com
OnlinePharmacyLLC.com
MedicineLLC.com

LiquorLLC.com
BeerLLC.com
PartyLLC.com

DomainHostingLLC.com
WebsiteHostingLLC.com
HostingInc.com

ImmigrationLLC.com

EducationLLC.com

HotelsLLC.com
TravelLLC.com
LastMinuteTravelLLC.com
WorldTravelLLC.com
CheapHotelsLLC.com
DiscountHotelsLLC.com
AirTravelLLC.com
CheapCruiseLLC.com
CheapFlightLLC.com
CheapFlightsLLC.com
CheapTicketLLC.com
CheapTicketsLLC.com
CruiseLLC.com
CruisesLLC.com
DiscountTravelLLC.com
CheapCruiseInc.com
CheapFlightInc.com
CheapFlightsInc.com
CheapHotelsInc.com
DiscountTravelInc.com
LastMinuteTravelInc.com

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Again thanks for your comments/suggestions.

Regards,

 

[stevo]

Very interesting. Possible confusion with the .com without the "LLC".

 

[peekaboo]

inc would have been much better. anyway, i don't see a lot of milk and honey in this at all. most likely 0 traffic, besides, can't such named companies legally pursue these names from u with icann?

 

[freestyler]

inc would have been much better. anyway, i don't see a lot of milk and honey in this at all. most likely 0 traffic, besides, can't such named companies legally pursue these names from u with icann?

Agree , candidate for TM rel problems. good luck!

 

[DomainEngineer]

The issue of TM violations was discussed with an attorney. His views are that all of these terms are generic terms which are used in hundreds of domains in combination with other words/terms such as "Inc", "Corp", A1, My, Great, Online, e, i, company, etc etc

So the trademark violation will happen with all of these (words/terms such as "Inc", "Corp", A1, My, Great, Online, e, i, company, etc etc), and not just with 'LLC' alone.

And then there are many other things to look at such as:

-when the trademark was issued,
-when the plaintiff registered the 'generic term' domain,
-most generic/dictionary words can NOT be trademarked, etc etc.

So the feeling is that we are with a thousands of other people in the same boat who are using these 'generic words/terms' in their domains for years.

So taking our chances!!!....lol

Thanks for your comments guys.

Regards,

 

[freestyler]

Sure you can take chances, you may be right too, but companies with deep pockets who want to go after you, will do so irrespective of whether they r right r not.

Good luck

 

[DomainEngineer]

Sure you can take chances, you may be right too, but companies with deep pockets who want to go after you, will do so irrespective of whether they r right r not.

Good luck

Yes, you are absolutely right.

In last 6 years I have dealt with about 5 such notices from Big-well-known companies asking us to surrender the domain to them.

But no one has ever succeeded so far.

We never reply to these notices ever, and every time we get such notice we file reverse-cyber-squatting/harrassment complaint against these companies.

No company has ever asked again any thing and we never surrendered any domain.

Thanks,

 

[freestyler]

We never reply to these notices ever, and every time we get such notice we file reverse-cyber-squatting/harrassment complaint against these companies.

No company has ever asked again any thing and we never surrendered any domain.

Thanks,

thats good, if u r willing to take them on, what can i say... good luck! k: :-D

no risk = no gain

 

[DomainEngineer]

thats good, if u r willing to take them on, what can i say... good luck! k: :-D

no risk = no gain

Thanks...........lol

 

[stevo]

The issue of TM violations was discussed with an attorney. His views are that all of these terms are generic terms which are used in hundreds of domains in combination with other words/terms such as "Inc", "Corp", A1, My, Great, Online, e, i, company, etc etc

So the trademark violation will happen with all of these (words/terms such as "Inc", "Corp", A1, My, Great, Online, e, i, company, etc etc), and not just with 'LLC' alone.

Agree, most all of your terms are quite generic. Trademark issues minimal (in my opinion, I am no source of legal advice). You must establish the concept in order to avoid confusion with the "root" .com. You definitely have the market cornered if you can do this.

 

[DomainEngineer]

Agree, most all of your terms are quite generic. Trademark issues minimal (in my opinion, I am no source of legal advice). You must establish the concept in order to avoid confusion with the "root" .com. You definitely have the market cornered if you can do this.

Infact what you have said is quite right regarding establishing clear concept.
Agree with you 100%.

Thanks for the comments.

Regards,

 

[diverge]

Surely many of these are not yet taken, so you may do well to market your domains to fledgling not-yet-named companies. This may be difficult to do, but if you can find someone looking to enter into the marketplace, they can buy the domain from you and name their company accordingly.

 

[ParkQuick.com]

They don't have any overture rating at all with the LLC at the end, do they? It seems like a long-term investment. It's a little like buying property that's "near" the ocean so that you can tell people you have "almost oceanfront" property. It might pay off, and you may get people who would have liked to own the .com. It'll take some marketing, though.

 

[peekaboo]

vast majority of users don't know what is llc, so it would be a high concept 4 these companies to market their unmemorable online identies to them this way.

i feel that would be akin 2 someone having domains entitled businessffr.com, casinokkl.com, phillippinesvvr.com

having said that, apparently one such llc domain has been sold recently according to the latest sales @ dnjournal; so in the end it won't matter - even if u r able jus 2 sell just one of these domains, u will still be able 2 make a profit and be ahead.

 

[DomainEngineer]

vast majority of users don't know what is llc, so it would be a high concept 4 these companies to market their unmemorable online identies to them this way.

i feel that would be akin 2 someone having domains entitled businessffr.com, casinokkl.com, phillippinesvvr.com

having said that, apparently one such llc domain has been sold recently according to the latest sales @ dnjournal; so in the end it won't matter - even if u r able jus 2 sell just one of these domains, u will still be able 2 make a profit and be ahead.

Thanks for your opinion.

I have here 25 Inc domains also. What are your views about the Inc. domains?

Thanks,

 

[DomainTurn.com]

Some of my first domain names sold were

icInsurance.com
icDoctor.com

I had them for a year and listed them on ebay. I ended up selling them for about
double my money and time.

The limited corp is cool and without a doubt a nice way to control a part of the internet. Alot of business are llc and public,and finding the market place should be easy
I bet you get traffic on your domain names as well. I don't think people are as dumb
as some of these other domainers are stating. Anyone in business likes to shift liabilty
And hide there true idenity from sue happy lawyers. I wish you luck and like your open mind in the domain name industry. People forget the internet is changing everyday, It would be wise to change with it...

 

[peekaboo]

Thanks for your opinion.

I have here 23 Inc domains also. What are your views about the Inc. domains?

Thanks,

i personally think inc's r much better as most people know what inc means. so it would be that much more logical.

 

[DomainEngineer]

Some of my first domain names sold were

icInsurance.com
icDoctor.com

I had them for a year and listed them on ebay. I ended up selling them for about
double my money and time.

The limited corp is cool and without a doubt a nice way to control a part of the internet. Alot of business are llc and public,and finding the market place should be easy
I bet you get traffic on your domain names as well. I don't think people are as dumb
as some of these other domainers are stating. Anyone in business likes to shift liabilty
And hide there true idenity from sue happy lawyers. I wish you luck and like your open mind in the domain name industry. People forget the internet is changing everyday, It would be wise to change with it...

I agree with most of your comments. Inc names were in demand for a long time and LLC names are also picking up now.

Thanks.

i personally think inc's r much better as most people know what inc means. so it would be that much more logical.

One of my domain www.HostingInc.com gets offers all the time, so I agree with you but LLC's are also picking up these days.

Reagrds,

 

[DomainEngineer]

vast majority of users don't know what is llc, so it would be a high concept 4 these companies to market their unmemorable online identies to them this way.

i feel that would be akin 2 someone having domains entitled businessffr.com, casinokkl.com, phillippinesvvr.com

having said that, apparently one such llc domain has been sold recently according to the latest sales @ dnjournal; so in the end it won't matter - even if u r able jus 2 sell just one of these domains, u will still be able 2 make a profit and be ahead.

Yes, I just read about that LLC domain sale this week at DNJournal.com report. It was UsedCarsLLC.com that was sold for $1500. Not bad!!!

Thanks for the info.

Regards,

 

[mikess]

Yes, you are absolutely right.

In last 6 years I have dealt with about 5 such notices from Big-well-known companies asking us to surrender the domain to them.

But no one has ever succeeded so far.

We never reply to these notices ever, and every time we get such notice we file reverse-cyber-squatting/harrassment complaint against these companies.

No company has ever asked again any thing and we never surrendered any domain.

Thanks,

Were/Who do you file the complaints to?