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have you bought your own name's domain?

do you own?

  • First name e.g. james.co.uk

    Votes: 4 13.8%
  • Last name e.g. smith.co.uk

    Votes: 6 20.7%
  • Full name e.g. jamessmith.co.uk

    Votes: 17 58.6%
  • i hate domains

    Votes: 2 6.9%

  • Total voters
    29
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do any of you guys own your own name's domain?

and what do you use them for?

poll above :)

I just bought my full name, can't afford the first one just yet :)
 
Yes recently brought my name

both co uk and org uk

Just for the purpose looking fancy on my CV.
 
I haven't voted because I own my last name and full name but can only select one option. Also, is this .co.uk only?

- Rob
 
My full name is available com and co.uk, but some teen kid in Aberdeen popped up on youtube about a year ago with the same name and significant talent -sent him an email and left them for him.

No response and no take-up, I'm going to take them myself soon, sometimes you learn the hard way. Not that I actually want to use them ...
 
Got my firstlast in both .co.uk and .com, along with initiallast in .co.uk/com as well, and my first in some other extensions.
 
have my fullname .co.uk and set it up with google apps for email, contacts and calender all synced with iphone using exchange. Hardly ever get spam in my inbox... Google apps is the dogs b's
 
My full name is available com and co.uk, but some teen kid in Aberdeen popped up on youtube about a year ago with the same name and significant talent -sent him an email and left them for him.

No response and no take-up, I'm going to take them myself soon, sometimes you learn the hard way. Not that I actually want to use them ...

Reg them just to teach him a lesson, I e-mailed a well know British sports person to say your name is avilable as .co.uk and it still is now 6 months later :?

I regged mine but not bothering with them, I don't want everyone finding me that easy :|
 
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