www.com on ebay !

[krisblade]

What is the difference? com.com = www.com - without the icann post exchange of www. The name is the same with or with out the www. The domain name they state is for sale is a 3 letter domain as COM

The name is "www.com" as in http://www.www.com

 

[sasquatch]

Poor Steve, I guess managing 190,000 domains on a daily basis.... after a while every domain sounds, looks and feels the same :-D

 

[URLCollection]

Post edited above.

 

[draqon]

eBay suceeded because they offered an easy, affordable way to conduct auctions on the internet and because they were smart enough to not use the type of auctions that automatically get extended when there is a bid at the last moment.

however, their continued success is undoubtedly due in part to the 'tard factor' of people selling worthless merchandise for hilarious prices. In this case www.com is of course not worthless, but its price is laughable.

I don't think that's how they became huge.

 

[Steen]

however, their continued success is undoubtedly due in part to the 'tard factor' of people selling worthless merchandise for hilarious prices. In this case www.com is of course not worthless, but its price is laughable.

I would venture a guess that their powersellers account for more revenue vs. the "tards".

 

[peekaboo]

I would venture a guess that their powersellers account for more revenue vs. the "tards".

powersellers r nothing but the 'tards' on steroids :-D

tards or not, pierre omidyar is the 16th richest man in america.

http://www.forbes.com/finance/lists...ListType=Person&uniqueId=KQM6&datatype=Person

#16, Omidyar, Pierre M

Net Worth: $10.4 billion
Source: Technology, Ebay (quote, executives, news)
Self made

Age: 37
Marital Status: married , 2 children
Hometown: Henderson , NV
Undergraduate: Tufts University, Bachelor of Arts / Science

Former computer programmer launched online auctioneer Ebay in 1995. Today the world's biggest dot-com ($62 billion market capitalization), which lets consumers bid on everything from arcane Americana to Iraqi dinars. Still chairman but concentrates on philanthropy with a twist: he backs both nonprofit and for-profit companies engaged in "empowering individuals and enriching connections." His Omidyar Network invests in microloans to small business owners in developing economies and in open-source software. Once promised to donate all but 1% of wealth to philanthropy. Now says he will use his entire fortune to "do good."