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Handregged Domain of the Day

Chrimbles.com

Chrimbles.co.uk


Both hand reg'd at the weekend (instead of going in the Sedo auction for Christmas.info).

Initiated development program this morning, looking at developing for the Christmas market starting next year (2012). Hope to see you all the sites buying next year. :ok:
 
FamilyOffices(.)ca

been a while since I did a hang reg, a 'family office' is an entity that manages affairs of high net worth families.
 
Just regged Cebts.com. How much do you think this will worth? Maybe $100?:shy:
 
Here are a few I managed to get over the past week:

newyorkjobs.co.uk
consummating.me
copulating.org
copulate.mobi
auctionbuyowner.com
condescend.org
mulder.mobi
ravazzotti.com
warrick.co
 
picked some new ones up today in line with black friday, which seems to be getting more popular in Canada. Most of the top black friday keyword strings are already taken in .ca but I got these .ca's

VendrediNoir ('black friday' in french)

BlackFriday2012
BlackFriday2013
BlackFriday2014

time sensitive domains but it gives me three years to work with, with a decent blog on black friday canada news should easily make more than reg fees. 'Black Friday' with the current year is a big search term this month.
 
VendrediNoir could have a future. Not sure but good insight.
 
black friday is just sweeping into Canada more every year, eventually IMO it will be the same thing here. Stores can't afford to lose out on all those shopping dollars going south. it's a small bet to make, anyway.
 
just regged c2012.net - sounds like a nice tech domain, so I thought. c could stand for 'cloud'. It also kinda reminds me of CNET
 
Picked up TheCordBank.com Some companies may want to refrain from using the word "blood" in advertisement kind of like how a tampon company NEVER portrays blood or anything remotely close in commercials.
 
8-1.info

Got it since it's a nice N-N domain.


P99.info

Actually a very popular type of handgun.
 
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