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http://www.thesun.co.uk/article/0,,2-2006310489,00.html
The (UK) numberplate "M1" sold for £331k which was, apparently, the highest ever price paid for a numberplate.
Sure, M1 isn't a name but I wonder why first name / surname domains don't seem to go for higher prices as it strikes me that these would appeal to the kind of person who would want a private reg.
Has anybody considered linking up their first/last name domain names with a numberplate dealer? If someone's looking for a plate to match their name then it would seem rude not to also sort them out with a domain name!
Any experiences here?
The (UK) numberplate "M1" sold for £331k which was, apparently, the highest ever price paid for a numberplate.
Sure, M1 isn't a name but I wonder why first name / surname domains don't seem to go for higher prices as it strikes me that these would appeal to the kind of person who would want a private reg.
Has anybody considered linking up their first/last name domain names with a numberplate dealer? If someone's looking for a plate to match their name then it would seem rude not to also sort them out with a domain name!
Any experiences here?