Some amusing finding on the net: How to purchase a domain name explained by french maids. Very “insightful”
This is domaining how I like it
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Some amusing finding on the net: How to purchase a domain name explained by french maids. Very “insightful”
This is domaining how I like it
Brought to you by the delicious ladies over at Frenchmaidtv.com. Enjoy:
From Rudy Hernandez over at Logistiklabs. Just too funny not to share:
… you think .mobi is a whale.
… on your job application you list cybersquatting.
… you can recite GoDaddy promo codes from memory.
… you’ve named one of your kids Alexa.
… you think “tasting” has nothing to do with food.
… you’ve appraised your own name.
… your main source of income is Adsense revenue.
… your Sedo rep sends you holiday cards.
… you consider “traffic” a good thing.
… your company’s CEO is not as important as it’s SEO.
… you own a “Vint Cerf for Pres” shirt.
… you have a diverse portfolio, but don’t own any stocks.
… you consider new visitors to your home as unique.
… you’ve registered a LLLL.com that doesn’t even make sense.
… you’d rather register a domain than register for class.
… you consider Whois a social network.
… you still refer to Zuho as SwapNames.
… you’re not a lawyer but can recite trademark laws from memory.
… you own some sort of iphone related domain name.
… your backlink quality is more important than your quality of friends.
… two words: ICANN
… you’ve ordered chips & Dotsauce.
… you knew GoDaddy before he was even a father.
… you’ve been in a fistfight because someone has dissed your Pagerank.
… you’ve registered a celebrity’s name.
… you consider parking nothing to do with an automobile.
… you’re favorite quote is “may the Rick Schwartz be with you.”
… you’ve posted over 1,000 posts in any domain forum.
… you trust Estibot more than your girlfriend.
… you’ve registered a misspelled word…on purpose.
… you cried when all the LLLL’s were gone.
… you don’t know a country’s capital, but you sure as hell know thier .cc
And the last reason You Might Be A Domainer is….
…you have a bracelet that says “What would Frank Schilling Do?”
DomainerTry to register for instance “fuck” at the .TO Registry and you will get the following:

Seems that not only Belfast Telegraph is getting a hard lesson in Domaining.
The domain IFPI.com, a domain that once belonged to the The International Federation of the Phonographic Industry (IFPI), now belongs to a staff member of the (in)famous Pirate Bay.
Peter Kopimi, a Pirate Bay staff member was quoted:
Domains“Someone just gave us the domain name. We have no idea how they got it, but it’s ours and we’re keeping it.“
Thanks to the great work of Alex King, this blog is now also available in a mobile version. No special URL needed, the blog software will automatically detect if you are accessing the page with a mobile device or not and then deliver the appropriate content.
I love the mobile web!
Here what it looks like on my PocketWeb / Ogo:
Neat!
1&1http://3.141592653589793238462643383279502884197169399375105820974944592.com/
Yes, there’s actually content under that URL
domainAgain, Apple’s domainers forgot to register the appropriate domains for their new product:
Apple recently introduced the new iPodTouch.
But the domain iPodTouch.com was registered by a man in Canada in 2005
These domains are also all already registered (not by Apple):
iPodTouch.net
iPodTouch.org
iPodTouch.biz
iPodTouch.info
iPodTouch.us
In the past they also missed to register VideoiPod.com, iTunes.co.uk and iPhone.com …
Apple should start registering domains before making product announcements
But I guess they don’t care, they will just sue everybody. As usual.
Note: iPodVideo.com is worth a visit but it’s NSFW !
AppleWhile looking up some whois and rank data, I stumbled on the following:
Remember that MP3 tool XING?
Gone long time ago and Xing.com
(formerly known as “Open Business Club”) is a business oriented contact platform like LinkedIn
According to the Sheboygan Press yesterday a 41-year-old Sheboygan man was charged with selling his employer’s domain name (Sofa.com) for $200,000 and using corporate credit cards to finance international trips with a stripper girlfriend, according to complaint filed August 6 in Milwaukee County Circuit Court.
He faces up to five years in prison and $25,000 in fines on a felony charge of theft in a business setting.
Now that was some short-sighted deal!
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