PremiumDomains.com, don't be a moron, get lost.

Deleted member 4749 · Dec 13, 2006

You use sick advertising tactics to promote your useless service and I disrespect you for it.

droplister · Dec 13, 2006

I must agree that when i saw the current banner I myself was not offended but realized how offensive it could be to someone.

seanboy · Dec 13, 2006

Are we talking about the caviar banner? Or was there a another one that I missed?

Edit: I see it now..

ColdGin · Dec 13, 2006

I hate the two idiots faces that they show in their banners...

seanboy · Dec 13, 2006

but some names have the caviar taste

iridium · Dec 13, 2006

But blatantly taking the image from the Petrossian website might not be the best idea

http://www.petrossian.fr/shoppingcart2.php?key=16

Bender · Dec 13, 2006

iridium said:
But blatantly taking the image from the Petrossian website might not be the best idea

http://www.petrossian.fr/shoppingcart2.php?key=16

ouch

actnow · Dec 13, 2006

Blink said:
You use sick advertising tactics to promote your useless service and I disrespect you for it.

I see you haven't changed.

"Pot calling the kettle black."

In your signature you have a smartname - ppc site.

:lol2:

BobDiGiTaL · Dec 13, 2006

"certify your names while is still free" - are you indian ?

simon · Dec 13, 2006

BobDiGiTaL said:
"certify your names while is still free" - are you indian ?

or may be German

GT Web · Dec 13, 2006

C'mon guys, haven't you always been wondering the REAL value of your domain names? Sure, you may have sold some names for $xx,xxx in the past. And you may have even gotten several industry experts to evaluate your domains right here on DNF. But why trust your own judgement or the experience of other DNF members when you can submit your name to this useless website and have a couple guys in India send you a cheap, pretend "certificate" via email?

Stop insulting them, it sounds like a great service!

Rico · Dec 14, 2006

i though that guy came from france

picassoface · Dec 14, 2006

I believe that ad spot costs $2,000/month. If those ads don't generate any money for him, they'll probably soon dissapear....

simon · Dec 14, 2006

that one with Moron is taken out now i guess.

DomainingCom · Dec 14, 2006

Hello domain geeks,

I will try to respond:

Blink, I investigated a little and found that in fact you are mainly a serious premium domain buyer. It look likes you exclusivily buy the best ones that you park after.
So yes this service can be useless for you. In fact as a buyer the last you want is potential buyers realize they are selling a name of very high quality.
This way you can play of the ignorance of the owner and buy at the possible lower cost.
It's legitimate and I understand your point of view.

Now regarding ads, they are ads.
The aim is get attention to generate clicks.
Each ad try to attract a specific audience, or wake up the interest of people that ignored previous ads.
And this work as each new creative attract new visitors.
We try several ceatives and boost the impression of those having the best CTR and best conversion rate.

I understand you can be saturated to see PremiumDomain(s) ads these last times.
We shown a lot and probably will continue for a long time.
Now, you are welcome to advertise in these ad spaces:
Ad rates are available at AdvertisingSpaces.com
We advertise PremiumDomain(s).com in the unsold inventory.
Your ads will get delivery priority.

Regarding this "moron" ad as you may understand the aim was simply to shake up some domainers that seen our ads and still not clicked.
The ad does not intend to be rude at all, in fact mainly funny due to the idiot animated graphic...
Now if you have been hurted by this ad: I apologize.
As Simon outlined, we removed this ad from rotation.
We will take care to be less incisive with our next creatives.
By the way you can suggest us good creatives, we will pay for them.

Rico, yes, our company is based in France and no the advertising does not cost 2K per month, really much more.

GTWeb, we do not appraise names, we simply certify the submitted domain match the premium domain definition, nothing less and nothing more.
Also, probably without want, you may have hurted some Indian members of the forum with your post when you associated the "cheap" of low cost with the "cheap" of low value.
We all know that India is becoming a leading nation on IT services with people of high quality.

While it's never very pleasant to read negative feedback, I appreciate your comments and they are always welcome.

copper · Dec 14, 2006

cybertonic,

Nicely done.
No comment about ads, but, you earned my respect

seanboy · Dec 14, 2006

your service still blows. sorry.

Deleted member 4749 · Dec 14, 2006

Don't be a moron, just go. You are still here? I guess I know who you are now. Or did I know who you are all along?

CashCowDomains · Dec 14, 2006

Cybertronic,

Your ads are looking much more appealing and professional.

CashCowDomains

GT Web · Dec 14, 2006

cybertonic said:
Also, probably without want, you may have hurted some Indian members of the forum with your post when you associated the "cheap" of low cost with the "cheap" of low value.

Boo Hoo.

I don't post here to make members feel warm and fuzzy. There are many great members of this forum and domainers from India, I am certainly not doubting that. But as seanboy says, your service blows. You can advertise whatever you want wherever you want, just don't expect any of us "morons" to use your service.