FYI: 911firefighters.com is for sale

on SnapNames.com. The auction begins today around 3:00 Eastern if you are interested.


This will probably drop to the bottom quickly, but that's okay. I just thought if someone wanted to develop it I'd point out the sale.

And either turns it into a blank page (As Bush's campaign had done) or fill it with propaganda.

Who makes money off of something like that? Sick.

The bastards.

I know because I bid and buy there all the time. :)

Snapnames.com can't take ownership of a domain unless they actually purchase it.
They obviously had no intention of developing a site for the domain name, they fully intended to sell it at a profit. They aren't the only company around doing that.

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SnapNames picks up a crap load of names as you can see. Some never sell...either because they're terrible or typos or whatever. On the other hand, I've been in auctions that I've seen go for over $70,000. This particular name won't go for much, but I thought someone here might be interested.

Also, yes, they're in business to make money and hope to sell all of the domains for profit.

Melissa

Personally, I think what they're doing is a lousy practice. Maybe someday cybersquatting laws will expand to cover that type of thing.