Domainer

Ricks is known as a "domainer" who over the years has spent millions of dollars acquiring Internet domain names. ❋ Unknown (2009)

After fully explaining what a "domainer" is in last month's article " ❋ Unknown (2009)

"They are almost always a waste of time and money," long-time domainer Ron Jackson said about names derived from news events. ❋ Turnstyle (2011)

Before #OWS supporters in Baltimore could register OccupyBaltimore.com to host their site, an apparently unaffiliated domainer laid claim to it. ❋ Turnstyle (2011)

Clicks from visitors to such sites, generates money for the domainer. ❋ Unknown (2006)

Steven Sacks, a domainer based in Indianapolis who works for Ham, is telling him about some names up for sale. ❋ Unknown (2007)

"Kevin came in and closed the door for everyone else," says Frank Schilling, a domainer who figured out what Ham had done and sealed similar deals. ❋ Unknown (2007)

The only great deals, at least for .com names, tend to happen privately, when a domainer manages to find an eager or naive seller. ❋ Unknown (2007)

If this was a spec purchase from a domainer it might be something that a board might sneer at, but the fact that it was a heated auction that it was purchased from ensures that it was a smart investment. ❋ Erick Schonfeld (2005)

Later, the domain name gets caught and ends up with another domainer company. ❋ Michael Arrington (2005)

Patents. com will be worth watching to see how a domainer firm can do transitioning from a holding company to an operating company. ❋ Blake Robinson (2005)

A wealthy domainer stepped in offered a very good cash rate, around 90 cent in the dollar. ❋ Michael Arrington (2005)

That domainer money market of buying without paying and exploiting loose ICANN regulations??? ❋ Michael Arrington (2005)

“To a layman that is dirty, to a domainer it is business, to the man upstairs its called greed.” ❋ Michael Arrington (2005)

Or are you to busy allowing others to distract you with the idea of “domainer cybersquating”? ❋ Michael Arrington (2005)

Does that seem a fair sumary of the logic of the anti-domainer brigade? reply ❋ Michael Arrington (2005)

To a layman that is dirty, to a domainer it is business, to the man upstairs its called greed. ❋ Michael Arrington (2005)

The reason I responded to this post specifically is because I am a 16 year old domainer. ❋ Michael Arrington (2005)

Domainer Mardi Gras is a premier domainer event dedicated to providing the domain name industry with an exclusive opportunity to learn about the latest domain name related developments and issues in an extraordinary setting - Mardi Gras - in New Orleans, ❋ Unknown (2010)