What's the most powerful-sounding domain you've seen with an absolutely terrible website behind it?

[nicenicnicenic is verified member.]

We've all seen them. A domain that looks premium, strong, even "Fortune-500 level"… and then you click the link and the website looks like it was built in 1999 during a power outage.

So share the domain (if allowed), describe the site, or just tell the story.

Do you think the owner just doesn't care… or is holding it for something else?

What was so bad about the website that it surprised you?

 

[cactusfly]

milk.com ; )

 

[Mr. DeletedMr. Deleted is verified member.]

A lot of the two letter .net and .orgs still look like 1990 threw up on the website. I have not checked all the .coms lately. But I have an alert on my namesilo account that alerts me when ll.coms and .orgs are within 30 days of expiration.

 

[cactusfly]

And, you know who's website this is, right? And, he wrote "we breed domain names" as their tag line.. RIP stud.com.,

 

[nicenicnicenic is verified member.]

milk.com ; )

First off, thanks for introducing me to such a fun website, bud. Dan seems like quite the character haha.
And honestly, if I owned that site, I’d probably just use it to list every milk and dairy product I love (super boring, I know lol).
Then how would you use it?

A lot of the two letter .net and .orgs still look like 1990 threw up on the website. I have not checked all the .coms lately. But I have an alert on my namesilo account that alerts me when ll.coms and .orgs are within 30 days of expiration.

Hope you snag your favorite extension soon and deck it out in style. I’d love to visit when it’s ready!

And, you know who's website this is, right? And, he wrote "we breed domain names" as their tag line.. RIP stud.com.,

Yeah, domain investing isn’t just about holding names. It also depends on liquidity, market conditions, and platform dynamics.