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If You Buy a Domain Name to Sell It at a Profit…

Posted by Domain Names USA in Wednesday, February 4th 2009   
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Domainers buy domain names to make a profit; some make a profit only at sale, some profit along the way through development. Domaining is the practice of buying domain names for profit. Like real estate investors, domainers purchase with the intention of profiting.

The Conceptualist Asks… What is Value

Posted by Domain Names USA in Tuesday, June 10th 2008   
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Returning from one of the Domain Name Industry’s premier events (T.R.A.F.F.I.C. West and no, yours truly did not attend), Sahar Sarid over at The Conceptualist legitimately ponders, “What is Value,” asking why this domain name tradeshow is a success for his company and not necessarily so for others.

Size Does NOT Matter

Posted by Domain Names USA in Sunday, June 1st 2008   
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As reported in ComputerWorld (“What’s in a name? Cybersquatting case has an answer” February 13, 2008) OnePhone Holding thought it had a good case against Indigo Networks over the rights to the Onephone.com domain name based on its world trademark rights and the location of Indigo Networks in a “small territory.”
The World Intellectual Property [...]

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