closed mp3php.com

schnitzeldorf · Dec 3, 2004

Picked up a new one and I'd like you guys to appraise it for me.

ToastyX · Dec 3, 2004

Unless you plan to develop a product named MP3PHP, it's worthless. What's the point of slapping two unrelated terms together?

Jack Gordon · Dec 3, 2004

wow - two trademarked terms in one 5-letter domain. that must be a new record!

even if neither company goes after you, I don't see much potential in it.

schnitzeldorf · Dec 3, 2004

Not sure, that's why I asked.

As far as the trademark stuff, I'm not real familiar with it and I'm also sure that mp3php is not trademarked... if that covers me.

Thanks for comments though. Always seems to be good positive stuff here on this board... Thank you!

I guess I don't know enough about domain names. I took a look at your moviedomains.com and all look overpriced and too long. www.theaterschedules.com for $1500.00... I need to learn a little more because that to me seems like a waste. It's obvious you know what you're doing though otherwise you wouldn't have so many similiar names.

kvarnsten · Dec 4, 2004

the difference is that theaterscedules.com has an obvious use, whereas I cant see the same thing for mp3php.com.. as for tm issues I cant see a problem with this particular domain. sorry $0, unless you would actually find someone offering a product somehow combining the two fields of "mp3" and "php"

lukeeales · Dec 4, 2004

MovieDomains said:
wow - two trademarked terms in one 5-letter domain. that must be a new record!

even if neither company goes after you, I don't see much potential in it.

I didn't think mp3 or php was trademarked. Isn't that like saying CD and HTML are trademarked?

methodM · Dec 4, 2004

-$8.88 registeration

Jack Gordon · Dec 4, 2004

Actually, I misread the domain... I thought it was "mp3 hp", not "mp3 php"

I still believe that mp3 is trademarked, though I could be wrong on that as well.

Even so, I still don't see the value.

As for my domains and their prices, I focus on a niche market, and don't expect the general public to pay my prices. At $7/year, I'd rather sit on a quality generic domain in my niche, and wait for my industry marketing efforts to come up with the right buyer. I can tell you that I have sold many domains for those kinds of prices by focusing on my niche.

schnitzeldorf · Dec 4, 2004

ok, thanks for the comments. Iunderstand your market movie.... Grand Rapids Michigan... I hope you have at least got away from the computer long enough to golf Thousand Oaks!

Good Day!