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I think I'd probably just slap up a message board and promote the site as a place to share your memories of loved ones who have crossed over and been called home (i.e. dead people). Heres' soemthing similar:
http://memoriam.org/
:presley: "I *was* living in a trailer park in Michaigan. But now I am really dead" -Elvis
As calamity and death are always a human fascination, this type of domain could actually become a cash cow... if marketed correctly.
Make it a resource about death, dying, accidental deaths, photos of death scenes from around the world... with the latter, you will burn up traffic as people generally have a morbid sense of curiousity.
find some affiliate main stream revenue sources and go with it..
not a bad name at all if you have time to market it.
JMHO
This domain should be dedicated to all fallen Gay Webmasters, that have done such an excellent job in keeping us erect.
Don't you think?
I used to own generalfuckup.com.
In addition to the various methods already mentioned in this thread, I recommend selling or buying registered domains at TheDomainNameAfterMarket.com (a.k.a. TDNAM.com) presented by GoDaddy.com. It is a reasonably priced domain auction site created specifically for this purpose.
When I used to work at GoDaddy.com it was a brand new product growing in popularity for bulk domain owners, sellers, and buyers. I'd be glad to help you but I recently left GoDaddy.com to pursue a more lucrative job in front-end payment processing for acquirers.
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Originally Posted by willwest
I didn't know you used to work at GoDaddy.com was that a remote job - or did you have to work actually IN their facility ??
Will, what is a "front-end payment processing for acquirers" job ??
I don't recall ever hearing about such a position... what do you
actually do ?? Is that a company that deals with adult webmasters
in any way ??
~Bell
I've registered some funny ones, assmeatmen.com for starters. LOL. terrible domain.
Yes, I used to work in technical support and sales in one of their three call centers in the Phoenix Metro. It was an interesting experience.Quote:
I didn't know you used to work at GoDaddy.com was that a remote job - or did you have to work actually IN their facility ??
Will, what is a "front-end payment processing for acquirers" job ??
I don't recall ever hearing about such a position... what do you
actually do ?? Is that a company that deals with adult webmasters
in any way ??
~Bell
As for my new job, I now work directly with bank reps and occasionally merchants regarding point of sale (POS) payment processing hardware and software and payment processing we provide. I do not work in bank merchant services that would likely be the point of contact for payment services required for ecommerce sites.