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Rare Domains in the Wild!

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Love this post - need to add some shortly.

Did you see Josh Reason bought coffeeanddonuts.com (was on Sherpa)
I stopped watching Sherpa a couple years ago when it became a circle jerk about NFTs and other nonsense which is a shame because I used to enjoy it and learned a lot from them.

That's a good name though I'd say.
 
Imagine bradfields-co-uk / uk - both free to hand reg!

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It baffles me sometimes how unaware/naive people cam be as to the power of a domain upgrade especially when it can be almost free.

Another thing I've noticed is how many companies still don't have a self owned web presence, opting to use a social media page instead and even operating from an obscure email address like @blueyonder.com (who remembers those).
 
Yes it is surprising on both domains and emails - blueyonder is a blast from the past!

Bradfields feels really nice rather than the added farms - will look at whois as it may not have been available at the time or they thought SEO was better on a longer domain.
I thought exactly that, maybe it wasn't available at the time and they have never kept an eye on it. Also once your business is up and running on a name it can be a royal pain in the arsenal to change it.
 
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