Loser.com is a neat domain name, and it has an interesting history. Loser.com has been used as a forwarder many times, including to web pages about Kanye West and Donald Trump. It is such a well-known domain name that it has its own Wikipedia page., and it has been featured in the news many times over the years.
Yesterday morning, I was alerted on Twitter that the valuable and important Racism.com domain name was forwarding to a page within the National Football League’s (NFL) website. If you visit Racism.com, you will be taken to a video with NFL Executive Vice President of Football Operations Troy Vincent discussing how NFL players have been responding to Commissioner Roger Goodell’s message about racism.
I was curious about why Michael Neal, the longtime registrant of Racism.com, decided to forward traffic to the NFL’s website, which he had mentioned in a post on LinkedIn:
I was looking on Twitter this morning when I came across this tweet from @BrandAlready who shared a photo of a boat he purchased with the proceeds from his domain name sales:
I bought this old scab, paid in full by aftermarket #domain name sales. How’s that for ”pigeon shit”? pic.twitter.com/XlIVnZWC4j
— Brand Already (@BrandAlready) June 14, 2020
A couple of days ago, the New York Post published an article that speculated about Joe Biden’s potential Vice Presidential nominee. The article surmised that the two most likely choices could be Senator Elizabeth Warren or Senator Kamala Harris because both of these US Senators spoke at the Texas Democratic Party’s state convention.
I was curious about who owns the domain names that could be most valuable should Joe Biden choose one of these US Senators as his running mate. From what I could tell, it appears that both BidenWarren.com and BidenHarris.com are available for sale.
In 2018, Afilias published a sponsored article on CircleID announcing that the company was looking to buy domain extensions at NamesCon. That was a couple of years ago, and the company is advertising on Domain Incite with a prominent banner that makes it clear the company is still seeking to acquire TLDs. That got me thinking about whether there are more companies looking to buy domain extensions or more companies looking to buy domain name portfolios.
Facebook made a couple of product launch announcements today, and it looks like the company secured one domain name but not the other.
Facebook announced that it rebranded its Calibra digital wallet product as Novi. Not only did Facebook manage to acquire the brand match Novi.com domain name, but the company also secured the matching Twitter handle:
What’s in a name? We changed ours to Novi, but our mission remains: creating a #WorldWideWallet that will make money work better for everyone around the world. Check out what we’re up to https://t.co/cijCPqVXPs pic.twitter.com/J80nXvjQtN
— Novi (@novi) May 26, 2020
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