Skip to navigation
   
Davey Winder's Blog

creditcards.com sells for $2.75 million

By Davey Winder in Editorial

Posted in Uncategorized on October 14, 2007 at 8:29 pm

Permalink | Author Profile

Many years ago I sat with my head in my hands as single word, generic, domain names were selling for truly silly money at the height of the dotcom boom. Mainly because I had the opportunity many years before to register pretty much any domain name I fancied and simply did not grasp the investment potential at the time. Perhaps the most infamous of these generic domain sales would have to be business.com which sold for a whopping $7.5 million (

12345
Not yet rated
Loading ... Loading ...

Previous Post | Next Post

 
 
Comments
This article has no comments yet.

Make a comment

* required

* required

We stop spam using reCaptcha.
Type the words below and click Submit Comment.

   
Tag cloud

Trousers virtual world Johnny Depp poll Advertising phishing adware Web Development Blog IDC MiniBook Mars Olympics e Internet Explorer Jesus Phone Music fake Steve Jobs carbon copy Supercomputer NASA Windows symantec iPod web Windows 7 productivity tax Research Data Centre economy Ballmer USA Video security Microchip Project support Blogging ROFL copyright Eee PC ASUS Meh staffing meme Notebooks Adobe Nexus second life App Store spending desktop nightmare Developers search Banned social networking Software mail Palm Pre Browsers scan sick betting XP world of warcraft MSN Patents Addiction fun christmas Mobile Phones Russia Conference fraud Netbook Michael Jackson malware economics linkedin PS3 Europe Study statistics Eee The Federation Recall Top 500 e-commerce Vista Army stupid remote working debian digitise monetisation virtualisation theft Steve Ballmer gadgets Guardian chips Application services Press iPhone 3G Psion BSI shopping Cisco archiving technology printing Kindle HP patch management Spotify email Funny credit crunch data Tesco Marketing Texting Microsoft report SSL trust Browser fool iPhone Kin Gateway EU VPN Energy Gadget Madness open source ISP credit card fraud MessageLabs OS acquisition Silverlight hoax xmas Sony botnet Linux Obama data protection football ID Theft tech Employment OCR IP science Bill Gates Children RAM Analysis exploit Experiment GMail prison computer code surveys teleworking BOFH Retail Trojan worm VM crime Parenting virtual machine virus rootkits payment server snooping recession Mobile Phone Google Military museum Jobs Rumour hardware migration privacy web 2.0 Twitter parental control Porn games computing dumb Game Digital Footprint network management compromise IT Business development office VeriSign Apps GSM Internet terrorism Programming Death Texas Instruments Sex Big Brother Geeks Media Architecture Top 10 patent NBC family School ISPA politics AMD smartphone wifi console memory SMS Acer home green Government avatar encryption Hack Zango iPad Flash Battery Performance computing graphics Enterprise RATM workplace Deal Dell Yahoo hypervisor Windows Phone 7 Series Finjan ecommerce information gaming Backlash DNS Palm spam payments President hubdub Health Kill Switch Voice service law Intel Election HPC admin earth hour Nintendo Apple Review money iPhone 3GS hacking documentation InfoSec stupidity worker Rant Space McKinnon broadband storage Scotland transactional security Amazon Pirate FBI holidays campaign innovation App black hat global policy universe Android size scareware lawsuit China Opinion banking library Digg work scam computers Psychic news Networks millions hacker Beta IBM outsourcing biometrics Facebook CAPTCHA disclosure Harry Potter help Licensing survey Gartner mobile banks Lotus eBook man-in-the-middle environment Kaspersky books Education cloud MSNBC Google Earth standards Paris Hilton students Noro Firefox remote YouTube Mafia
Advertisement
Advertisement