Most of the time I don't read "junk" emails. Today, I was sitting and waiting for an agent to stop back in the office when one popped in my email box and I opened it about 5 seconds after it arrived.. The content of the email was :
Hi,
My Company is exclusively brokering the domain name VacationhomesGeorgia.com for our client. we found your company and think this domain name is perfect to grow your brand.
VacationhomesGeorgia.com already gets over 60,000 direct match searches every year and ranks easy for SEO. This domain will keep increasing in value as more and more great domains like this are being taken off the market. So basically if you sat on it for a few years, you could definitely make money of it if you decide to sell it. It is premium internet real estate.
Furthermore, the domain name has the potential to capture a targeted audience and generate leads for your business. By having a name that is specific to your industry, you can attract visitors who are actively searching for products or services like yours.
VacationhomesGeorgia.com also doesn't limit you geographically if your company were to grow to include many locations in the area or even nationwide
That being said, can I answer any questions to help you acquire this premium domain?
Thanks in advance,
Franklin
Domain Expert Dan.com
So I popped over to godaddy.com and looked it up to to see what "price" might be on it there. Well guess what, it said "available" and yours for 99 cents for the first year with a 2 year contract. So now it's mine. I paid $80 and change and it's mine until 2028. I will point it at my website with a forward.
So should I email Domain Expert Dan back and tell him I already own that website, but thanks for asking. So the moral of my story is.... you can't sell me something you don't own and sometimes it's worth reading the junk that comes in your inbox.
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