Wonder what the major chains advertising budget for just a week of NFL games is.

Pizza.com – great buy if one of the major chains. OR…

a pizza referral service maybe?

This isn’t rocket science (except to Madison Avenue). Click on rum.com and see where it goes.

I do know he (seller) put some effort into contacting potential end users of the name (beer, coffee, etc) regarding its “up for auction” status so it will be interesting to see if that garners any interest. I hope his extra efforts pay off . I am interested, should it sell, if in fact an end-user or a domainer acquired it.

I have seen, as all of us, a bunch of really decent .net names recently for sale. Historically, I have not liked them, but am slowly coming around to their tremendous potential value for the smaller business – i.e. those who do not need (or can’t afford) the direct navigation OR those who do not plan on creating a Major Brand but rather just a decent internet-only website. Rented.net would be an example…the 2 examples I own are…

dad.net – building a site for Dad’s – advice, info, etc
desktops.net – building a site for desktop download stuff rather than desktop computers.

Interested to see how this goes as well. It is unproven at this point.

I like reversemortgages.net if it stays in the reserve range. Pizza.co is obivious but will not sell on sedo, must contact major corps directly to sell pizza.com they probably have no idea its for sell. As far a value I like brews.com if it stays in reserve range.