Yun Ye Confidential

[stuff]

I might be wrong but I think you maybe meant to put Kevin Ham's name in there in place of Frank Schilling. I agree with you on the others, but I haven't seen any blatant names carried by Frank. That guy actually was Mr. Clean compared to the Ye-s, Ham-s, etc.

you are wrong as always. do more research

Takes a much smaller number to find that out. It's just harder for some to throw back the TM stuff than others. You should know Greg.

you should know it too. how much did the xerox one bring you in?

 

[Poker]

Careful, oldschoolers carry old memories...lol

 

[Seraphim]

I don't understand some peoples admiration of the big leaguers, to me they are like ghosts, false hope waiting to empty the pockets of any curious spectators. I lost $40K to Marchex alone, and would recommend people do their research before they start singing anyone in this game praises.

 

[Focus]

They all play the 007 spy vs. spy life because they usually are doing shady shit. Like politicians of the domain world...a big smile and inspiring speeches with dirty underhanded behind the scenes action going on to pay the bills and build the empire. Such is life.

So you have to ask yourself...do I want to do the "right" thing and be poor or live it up a little and get my own slice of the money pie?

 

[hugegrowth]

You have to give credit where credit is due. Not saying TM domains are ok, but a lot of the old-time well known domainers piled into domains when the future was uncertain and unknown, and the rest of us were recovering from the 2000 tech crash, so you have to at least acknowledge their great foresight. Even if some of them have TM domains, I imagine their generics alone would still make them multi-millionaires. In the beginning years of domain regs it was like the wild west until the law became clearer, lots of people got overzealous in their regs. How can you knock a guy like Frank Schilling and others who start their own blogs, do interviews, and share what they know with everyone - they don't have to waste their time doing that. I'd sooner listen to every word they have to say and try to pick up something I can use, rather than be bitter at their success.

 

[Poker]

Then a demon came to him
you must know that I'm gonna win.

 

[sasquatch]

How can you knock a guy like Frank Schilling and others who start their own blogs, do interviews, and share what they know with everyone - they don't have to waste their time doing that. I'd sooner listen to every word they have to say and try to pick up something I can use, rather than be bitter at their success.

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[Fearless]

The fat roles and plum assignments have already been given out, and what is left is the circle jerk of fat cats who are mutually stroking each others' members, while the random hornies watch from outside salivating at the prospects of joining in.

No member touching for me. :lol:

For the most part, domaining is dead.

http://www.dnforum.com/f34/looking-imput-my-first-90-days-domainer-thread-249592.html

If this thread is for real, domaining is very much alive. This guy should be the role model, not Frank.

 

[EM @MAJ.com]

This tread fascinate me, just like a tabloid. Hype and truth but only limited domaineers knows the truth.

TW

 

[Seraphim]

This tread fascinate me, just like a tabloid. Hype and truth but only limited domaineers knows the truth.

TW

The truth in this industry is what you stumble upon hacking through the jungle. Frank Schilling is no more than an annoying bird somewhere off in jungle, that won't shut the hell up.

Do keep on the look out for Marchex though, they are the horny silverback gorilla of this analogy.