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[DRPiNG]

morning all

Just got these

uVote.net
u-Vote.net
YouVote.net

they must be worth money, not that i'm even remotely interested in selling them BTW

DRPiNG

 

[DRPiNG]

... from someone saying that their register screwed up and they had been trying to reg this name since Friday.... Also saying to me that i better use this name, and not just let it sit and do nothing.
Anyway what value would be put on this very short name? just a shame its a .net

DRPiNG

 

[Duke]

Originally posted by DRPiNG
morning all

Just got these

uVote.net
u-Vote.net
YouVote.net

they must be worth money, not that i'm even remotely interested in selling them BTW

DRPiNG

It is a good thing you are not even remotely interested in selling them because I don't think you will be able to. Why do you say they MUST be worth money?

 

[DRPiNG]

... well i just assume they're worth money. i don't really know if they are at all, just hoping suppose. They seem to make good sense, uVote YouVote we vote for lots of things, don't we? put to use they should be worth dough, i guess

DRPiNG

 

[Duke]

Yes we all vote but we don't get paid for doing it (maybe that's why a lot of people don't bother to vote at all!). The problem is there is no commercial value in such a name - that has to be your primary consideration when registering a name (if you want to resell it). Ask yourself "will a company be able to make a lot of money from my name,and if so - exactly how?". If you don't know the answer - don't register.

 

[President Gringo]

The Duke speaks wise words, which is what i have been saying to you for a while now..............now wheres that stick of mine

 

[President Gringo]

in all seriousness, those are probably the better of your names, but look at value and chance of resale.

Now, if a TV station, government, or company wanted youvote, why wouldn't they go for the .com? Whoever brought it has a crappy page up, so they are obviously a speculator like you.

I suggest you contact the person who wanted them, and ask him to buy it from you for reg fee, +$10 so you can say you actually made a profit.