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Ok, the rules are simple. Let's see how long we can make this.

Then we can compile the best 10 into a David Letterman top 10 style list. :-)

I started two threads like this. (They are the opposite of each other.) Make sure you know which one you are replying to! :-)

(I'll start with a few off the top of my head)

You might be a domainer if...

1. When somebody on TV makes up a phrase you check to see if the .com is available.
2. When you type in a URL and get a 404, you check the Whois.
3. You own your own personal name as a .com.
4. You own your own personal name as multiple extensions.
5. You don't know what GOOG is trading at, but you know the highest reported domain sale of last week.
6. You were involved in the highest reported domain sale of last week.
7. You have more domains than friends.
8. You purposely leave the .net available for registration so some sucker will develop it and indirectly send traffic to your .com of the same name.
9. You register the .com as well as the .net, and then sell the .net without mentioning that you also own the .com, for reasons stated in #8.
10. You have spent enough money on domains to buy a nice house. (Or two)

Ok, the next person has to start with #11, etc. :cheeky:

(Click HERE to see the other thread that I started called "You might NOT be a domainer if...")
 
If...

11. When you go to a bar you see the cost of a beer as half a registration.
12. Your annual registration fees amount to more than your mortgage repayments.

- Rob
 
11. You automatically scan newspapers and magazines for "interesting" keywords
12. You know exactly how many people searched for "blue suede shoes" last month
13. Your email inbox fills up with domain renewal notices every time you go on holiday
14. You're on first name terms with all the PPC parking providers
15. The expression "cybersquatter" raises your blood pressure to boiling point
 
16. You end every sentence with .com.
 
17. Whenever you go places, you boast to your friends that you own the .com

18. You register more domains than you eat meals.
 
19) You eat your meals at the computer
 
20) When people ask you what you do they have no idea what you're talking about.
21) When people ask you what you do and you tell them their next question is, "Isn't that illegal?".
 
22) In a financial planning meeting, you are asked what you would like to see in your portfolio, and you say dictionary.coms.
 
23) Your 60gig harddrive is filled with years of expired lists and domain tools so now you need a new one. Anyone have a good deal? lol
24) Your sleeping schedule revolves around drop times.
 
25. You do a whois lookup on a domain name only to find out you own it
 
26) Your car/house could really use those repairs but you have to have that domain.
27) You really should spend more time and money developing but you spend it all on searching and buying more names.
 
27) You start looking for typos of typos
 
27) When you stay alert on what is changing in our real life which can be turned into a virtual traffics ++ Cash :-)
 
31) You ask for appraisals for domains you bought today.
 
Your kid/kids are always making suggestions for good names you can buy to sell.
 
34) You tell your college buddies that you got high off of PPC.
 
35.) Ask every person who owns a site that you like how much they want for it.
 
36) You are reading this thread
37) Your a DNF Member
 
38) You subscribe to 10 magazines a month just to read advertisements and pick up potential typo traffic.
 
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