Domain overload

Posted on June 21, 2003 12:32 AM by Joel Comm

I've been on a domain buying binge lately and am planning to launch a bunch of sites. I've already got the template for CouponBlog online, and I'll be adding RebateBlog.com soon. There are a handful of others waiting in the wings, depending how quickly Darkwolf can get the work done.

Still, I wonder what I am going to do with these domains that I registered a while back...

  • WebDestroyers.com
  • SendMeYourStuff.com
  • RentMyForehead.com

    Any ideas?

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