For those that thought .me domains were worthless, think again.
It's curious to see what kind of company is behind the bidding and domain name but it will be only a matter of time before we find out. Of course, all of the simple verbs are mostly gone by now.
Insurance companies are where the big profits roll it so I'm not surprised that it is going for that much. In fact, if the auctions were public (as in anybody allowed to bid) it might be double that. Phonetically, its catch and easy to remember and would suit well for a radio ad. "To find out more information visit us online at insure.me."
The top 5 so far:
insure.me 119 23H 43M $25,055
hug.me 69 17H 21M $11,005
secure.me 88 16H 0M $7,010
why.me 105 22H 51M $6,600
ride.me 60 13H 3M $5,280
I've also noticed on auctions.domain.me that the time left is not definite. In other words, if a period of time has gone by and finally someone places a bid the clock gets reset so there is more time to bid.
It's curious to see what kind of company is behind the bidding and domain name but it will be only a matter of time before we find out. Of course, all of the simple verbs are mostly gone by now.
Insurance companies are where the big profits roll it so I'm not surprised that it is going for that much. In fact, if the auctions were public (as in anybody allowed to bid) it might be double that. Phonetically, its catch and easy to remember and would suit well for a radio ad. "To find out more information visit us online at insure.me."
The top 5 so far:
insure.me 119 23H 43M $25,055
hug.me 69 17H 21M $11,005
secure.me 88 16H 0M $7,010
why.me 105 22H 51M $6,600
ride.me 60 13H 3M $5,280
I've also noticed on auctions.domain.me that the time left is not definite. In other words, if a period of time has gone by and finally someone places a bid the clock gets reset so there is more time to bid.