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August 18, 2014 at 10:24 AM #777422August 20, 2014 at 8:56 PM #777516njtosdParticipant
[quote=all]List it on sedo.com and see if anyone bites.
I sold a four letter .com few months ago for $1,500, but ICANN opening up the TLD space crushed the valuations. Unless you own a typo of a frequented website (the goggle.com guy is doing good) or have luck as cybersqutter (adaware.com owner used to make $20K/day doing nothing) you will not have easy time monetizing it.[/quote]Typosquatting is actionable if it’s an attempt to infringe on a famous mark (Tiffany just had 150 or so domain names transferred to it based on typosquatting)and doesn’t really work that well, as indicated here: http://www.domainsherpa.com/is-domain-name-typosquatting-worth-it/
August 20, 2014 at 9:53 PM #777517SK in CVParticipant[quote=all]
This could be related to the decade-old anti-spam law, or CA taxation rules.[/quote]Could be, but it’s not. He’s not a CA resident, and he’s not a spammer. I think his main business is site design, search optimization, and site visitor stalking, nothing specifically to do with email. I suspect his privacy issues have more to do with knowing exactly what kind of tracking goes on.
August 21, 2014 at 8:15 AM #777519allParticipant[quote=njtosd][quote=all]List it on sedo.com and see if anyone bites.
I sold a four letter .com few months ago for $1,500, but ICANN opening up the TLD space crushed the valuations. Unless you own a typo of a frequented website (the goggle.com guy is doing good) or have luck as cybersqutter (adaware.com owner used to make $20K/day doing nothing) you will not have easy time monetizing it.[/quote]Typosquatting is actionable if it’s an attempt to infringe on a famous mark (Tiffany just had 150 or so domain names transferred to it based on typosquatting)and doesn’t really work that well, as indicated here: http://www.domainsherpa.com/is-domain-name-typosquatting-worth-it/%5B/quote%5D
That is why goggle.com offers no search results. Adaware.com owner was lucky that he had a non-business, non-american entity on the other side, which is why he managed to keep and monetize the domain for a couple of years.
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