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It’s the holiday season. It’s a time many gather with family and friends. It is also a time when gifts are exchanged and wishes for the New Year are made.
Like a little kid, I enjoy giving and receiving presents. Two of my favorite gifts were to my sons. The gifts were their first name in a domain name (.com for one, .org for the other). My oldest, who is going on college interviews, has had a number of people from different schools comment very positively on his email address.
This season if I had to ask for a gift, it would be Larry.com, however I know it is not possible as it is owned by a Larry, who is a domainer and also a great guy.
If you had to ask Santa for a domain, what would it be? Would it be a domain or a new TLD?
GooGle.com… without a doubt.
I’ve always wanted shoes.com
People will need shoes forever
and I have an interest in them.
Shoes.com is always the top of the list.
– Aron
yes,
Shoes.com would be amazing
larry
@ todaro
LOL.. Why not also get MicroSoft.com
First name .com, wow! Great gift. I would love to own Mark.com, and am grateful to own the next best thing. If I could get any domain I would pick Business.com, but I would be thrilled with any tech-generic (Electronics.com, Tech.com, Auctions.com, Wireless.com, etc.)
By the way, blog is looking good, like the theme. Have a great Christmas all!
LasVegas.com and Hawaii.com, I would love both of those.
Well, I know its not the same, but I’d like to give you Larrydotcom.com for xmas…(you have to go register it for me)…you can thank me later…
@Rob
Thanks but just not the same 🙂 have a great Holiday. Hopefully your not buried in snow upstate.
larry
I would like to own my first name (Domain.com) but it is out of my price range.
My last name (Investor.com) is owned by Microsoft. So, I know that one is out of my price range.
And, my nickname is owned by Tucows for their personal email program. Putz.com
I’d like to get .com. Yes the tld :), and I would ask a small, small fee of $0,01 per year for all my subdomains. How many were there, around 80 million? 😀