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Anthony Ng

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WirelessFidelity.info - Any comment? Thanks.
 
I'm assuming this is for WirelessFidelity.info not wi-fi.info.

If so reg fee.

While technically you are correct, very few know what wi-fi truly stands for.
 
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I'm assuming this is for WirelessFidelity.info not wi-fi.info.

If so reg fee.

While technically you are correct, very few know what wi-fi truly stands for.


I own wifi-stuff.com, wirelesswhereilive.com and wifiwhereilive.com and I wouldn't expect much over reg fee for the name alone (althought the sites do very well, suprisingly in the state they are in...), so I would have to agree reg fee. However, if you were to make up a good site it could turn out to be quite substantial (ie my above successes). But without a site and traffic, the name alone is not that attractive. This is also assuming that you have wirelessfidelity and not wi-fi.info which would be a pretty nice name to own.

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Thanks for the comments, guys. Yes, it's WirelessFidelity.info, a wi-fi related .info. ;)

Please note however that:

a) while "Wireless Fidelity" itself is not, Wi-Fi® is a registered trademark, and therefore any domain that includes "wi-fi" or "wifi" may incur legal complications, and

b) Wi-Fi Alliance (wi-fi.org) also owns WirelessFidelity.com/net/org.

Judging from a) and b), wouldn't WirelessFidelity.info be a better investment than wi-fi.info?
 
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