I’ve been collecting domains for future Web 2.0 projects, but it seems that I won’t be able to find the time to develop any of them in the near future. So, if I receive decent offers, I may consider selling them.
I will continue to add more domains daily so please come back soon!
Social
- socialpay.com
- socialmoney.com
- socialcampus.com
- socialdiet.com
- socialcoding.com
- socialhope.com
- socialidol.com
- socialexpo.com
- socialkeep.com
- socialmall.com
- socialstalker.com
- socialmemory.com
- socialdiet.com
- socialfood.com
- socialfaves.com
- socialremix.com
- socialtop.com
- socialty.com
Web 2.0
- listr.com
- signr.com
- tradr.com
- foodr.com
- dumpd.com
- releef.com
- ivite.com
Video
- mixtube.com
- loltube.com
Those are some very nice domains you have there. Good luck with the sell!
(I can totally relate to buying domains and not finding time to finish the projects
)
These are a lot of great domains, I wouldn’t sell some of them if I were you
This is one thing which is wrong with the web. A lot of scavengers out there registering domain names which they don’t use. As a result others who would want to register that domain and utilize it for a better purpose cannot.
There is one way to fix this massive domain registration issue. If someone registered a domain name and hasn’t used for, say, one year, he automatically loses rights to it. It’s time clean up this massive domain registration practice.
I agree with you Ben. As a web developer and entrepreneur, I never acquire a domain without having an idea behind it. Unfortunately, there are people out there with completely different agendas, so, our only choice is to secure names until they are still available and before those crooks get hold of them.
Your idea about using domain rights is not gonna work as the people that own most of the domain names on this planet are in fact using them — they run ads, they make tons of money from typosquatting, and so on. A recent example is the .cm land rush, which probably is the most massive typosquatting scheme of all times, but ICANN is still allowing it.