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I was gonna buy molest.me but sure as hell wasn't developing it and couldn't really see a market. Good luck on that one.

Even though it has negative thoughts it can be used as a fetish site for adults who dont mind beign touched.....very underground niche but with .me I have 2 years to keep it around and see what happens.
 
I got:

icons
calendars
emoticons
questions
 
nice names EG!

Whats the price of .me registrations now?
 
$19.86 per year at moniker, min reg= 2 years that's 2 * 19.86= $39.72
 
I pre-registered a few and got lucky with some

121 :)
InternetPoker
Telgraph
Pub
Golfer
Chemist
Familytree
Spreadbetting
Footballer
Familytree

Have only been succesful with one in open reg - Pokersites
 
The ones listed here as "hacks" are not.

Example of a real hack: QualityTi.me :D :D :D
Define "domain hack." Wikipedia:
A domain hack is an unconventional domain name that combines domain levels, especially the top-level domain (TLD), to spell out the full "name" or title of the domain, making a kind of pun... Domain hacks default to the omission of the www. prefix, with the side effect of shortening the domain name, as every letter is taken into account as the site's title. This makes them potentially valuable as redirectors (like i.am, which redirects to FortuneCity's V3 service) and as base domains from which to delegate subdomains.
From this definition, at least, there can be multi-word hacks.
 
hmm thought I was totally going to bypass .me (is that reged lol)

saw updated.me and decided to grab that one - if anyone likes it i'm looking for offers
 
freddie.me is my best.

also got spurr.me (my last name). plan to use it for personal (ie not business or political) email.
 
A huge scam was going on behind the actual registration scene. I tell you all about my story. I contacted godaddy weeks before the general registration begins. One of their support staff replied that if i want to register .ME domains in bulk then i can give them a list of my desired .ME domain names. I did so (With a list of about 70 .ME domains). Then he replied that as soon as the registry opens on 17th july, he will submit all my domains for registration and will charge my credit card on file at godaddy. Now, i was also prepared for registering some premium .ME names when the registry opens. Then on 17th July 8 AM PDT onwards, i searched again and again and found about 50 of my desired domains were available, i choose all of them (in 3-4 phases), and checked out. My credit card was charged, and i also got the order confirmation mail. Meanwhile, i also got an order confirmation mail from the support staff of godaddy about successfully registering 4 of the .ME domains from the list of about 70 desired domains. Now, the scene is, i just got 2 domains in my godaddy account and i started recieving emails for the registration failure for all of my .ME domains for which i recieved order confirm mail from godaddy earlier. Now, from those 2 successful domains, they withdrew 1 of them and finally its just 1 domain which i got from godaddy from the 70 applied (and paid for 50 .ME names, about $2000). and still waiting for refund. Now, I have 3 concerns1. when they send me an order confirmation mail (manually by their staff) who himself registered my names on my request and sent me a personlize message about 4 domains successfully registered from the total list of 70, then why they cancelled those domains (those all were 1 word premium domains)2. The other domains which i registered manually and paid for, and also got order confirmation mail from them, then why did they cancelled my order by saying that the particular domain is not available and is already registered.3. Just in curiosity I searched again at godaddy for some of those domains, and their system still showed me, all of those domains "Availabale" which i already registered and paid for and got order confirmation mail also. I dont know what happened behind the scenes, but i smell a huge scam behind all this.
 
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I picked a few vanity, couple of local geos and speculative. This is the first extension I've ever bought names for on the first day and I have no idea why.

Vanity
mbg.me (my initials)
grays.me

GEOs (all places I've lived so also a little bit of vanity)
SugarLand.me
SanAngelo.me
CollegeStation.me
HTown.me

Speculative
Pimping.me
Viewing.me
PED.me
NTO.me
713.me (Houston Area Code)
281.me (Houston Area Code)
 
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I picked up xex.me - here's hoping sex.me is huge when someone buys it from the registry :)

Along with a couple others like my last name.
 
I jumped in for a few.

I Got -

303.me
415.me
720.me
blv.me
dyk.me
kno.me
nrg.me
suc.me
nyny.me

A huge scam was going on behind the actual registration scene. I tell you all about my story.....

..... I dont know what happened behind the scenes, but i smell a huge scam behind all this.
GoDaddyScrewed.me is still available!
 
Hydroponics dot me :smokin:
 
thought I wouldn't buy but can't help checking what's available in an open landrush. I figure LLL.me with good letters are a safe bet, especially given there are no LL.me. NNN.me are also good for that matter, numbers being universal. I'm surprised there are quality LLL.me still available today, LLL seem to always have demand, and there are only 17.5k of them. So I bought 2 good ones and will see what the next 2 years brings.

Still available:

2sexy4.me (which looks good but is 2 risky 4 me).
 
What do you guys think of Govt dot me
 
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