NameWinner Catches A Monster!!

[Digital Address]

CELEBRITYPOKER.com

 

[Darren06]

wow pretty cool

 

[Digital Address]

Gone up an additional $2,500. in the last few minutes to $12,620.

 

[actnow]

I wish NW well.

However, their success rate has been terrible.

I'm glad to see that they caught something. Which will help
pay the server bill.

 

[Frontline]

Gonna be some nice ppc income for whoever gets it, I was still hoping someone with the godaddy backorder would of got it just for the hell of it

 

[cambler]

Yeah, I let out a sigh when we didn't get that one. We got the consolation prize (CelebrityPokerTour.com) which isn't even close.

Though we did get UniversityOfMiami.com and lovelace.com today, which seem to have a lot of interest, you're right, CelebrityPoker.com was the whale today.

Some days you get the bear, and some days the bear gets you

 

[DomainEngineer]

Gonna be some nice ppc income for whoever gets it, I was still hoping someone with the godaddy backorder would of got it just for the hell of it

Are you sure? It hardly has any links etc.

Regards,

 

[Frontline]

Doesn't have to have links, its pure poker typeins as shown by the overture count. Typeins of course being better than links, so its worth big bucks if used correctly.

 

[Sharpy]

NameWinner Catches A Monster!! CELEBRITYPOKER.com

...even a blind chicken finds a piece of corn every once in a while

 

[Domainut]

...even a blind chicken finds a piece of corn every once in a while

But how long can a blind chicken live?

 

[Steen]

I don't really understand the concept. Was it a reality TV show or something? A already branded company?

"Celebrity Poker" - A site for celebs to meet up and play poker together? lol

 

[Shaggy]

Yes Steen....Its a Texas Holdem poker match against Celebs. Its played at The Palms in Las Vegas, and is on the tv channel Bravo. This is a massive domain....MASSIVE!!

 

[mole]

Hmmm... cybersquatting again, guys?

 

[Jernet]

yep, very popular these days.

 

[nitronet]

Yeah, I let out a sigh when we didn't get that one. We got the consolation prize (CelebrityPokerTour.com) which isn't even close.

Though we did get UniversityOfMiami.com and lovelace.com today, which seem to have a lot of interest, you're right, CelebrityPoker.com was the whale today.

Some days you get the bear, and some days the bear gets you

Yes and I'm sure those 2 will be bid out of sight because payment isn't required at Enom and we'll see them next week in the public auctions.

When is Enom going to get legit and either require payment or ban people that don't pay from the auctions.

Or is it Enom themselves bidding up the names so they go public and have more bidders?

 

[lukeeales]

Though we did get UniversityOfMiami.com and lovelace.com today, which seem to have a lot of interest, you're right, CelebrityPoker.com was the whale today.

Who is "we" ?

 

[Domainut]

Who is "we" ?

Enom

 

[larry4]

The type-in traffic is likely a result of the TV reality show with the same name. Probably not the best traffic to convernt to poker players.

 

[Mr. Deleted]

Yes and I'm sure those 2 will be bid out of sight because payment isn't required at Enom and we'll see them next week in the public auctions.

When is Enom going to get legit and either require payment or ban people that don't pay from the auctions.

Or is it Enom themselves bidding up the names so they go public and have more bidders?

Could be... Anything for money. And that is for most companies

 

[cambler]

eNom now requires positive identification of anyone who wishes to bid more than $200 on a name. If a bid is not paid, we can then ban you from bidding in the future, and with positive ID required, creating throw-away accounts is not an option.

It's not a perfect solution, but it's a start. I'd love to hear your ideas on what else we could do (including, please, how it would be done. It's one thing to say "ban them" but another to explain how we know who "them" are).