closed 26 times I went no more

[garyted51]

Well you certainly have me baffled as to what is going on inside your head! My big question is! how are you regging ".us" extensions if you are not a U.S. citizen? As far as your 26 names go, I think you flushed your money down the toilet. "KillerWhale" might be alright for someone doing whale watching tours.

Good Luck, Mate...Don't forget the throw another shrimp on the barby for me.

 

[netau]

Originally posted by DryHeat


Thanks WC for clarifying the situation...that they're all Australian wildlife names....Good Luck netau...but I hope you'd regged them mostly just for fun or personal use....

P.S.
I just have one in this area...Wildlife.US...

Nice DN DryH
I presume all the american wildlife names are taken in .US ?

Of course I reg'd them for fun...........
."If it's NOT fun Don't do it"
No they are not meant for personal use, but educational use
J

 

[netau]

Originally posted by garyted51
Well you certainly have me baffled as to what is going on inside your head! My big question is! how are you regging ".us" extensions if you are not a U.S. citizen? As far as your 26 names go, I think you flushed your money down the toilet. "KillerWhale" might be alright for someone doing whale watching tours.

Good Luck, Mate...Don't forget the throw another shrimp on the barby for me.

Thanks GazzaEd
Don't waste your time trying to figure out what is going on in my head!! That's my job. You got your own head to look after.

There is a choice of 3 eligibilty criteria for .us reg.
You picked the one that I don't qualify for.

Money down the dunny eh? Oh well. Life goes on.

Funny thing about that saying from an old Hogan advert. is that Aussies don't call them shrimps and hardly ever put them on a BBQ.

Thanks for the appraisal , anyway
J

 

[cjmacd]

I like them netau


BANDICOOT.US is my favorite

proper buyers you could get $40 + for each

I say they are worth the reg, some might be just that but none the less make one sale and your even

Best of Luck

-Cjmacd

 

[netau]

Originally posted by cjmacd
I like them netau


BANDICOOT.US is my favorite

proper buyers you could get $40 + for each
snip
-Cjmacd

Thanks for the encouragement CJ
I like them too

 

[DNS Kidd]

These names might be good for your own collection.

You can still reg UniqueAustralianWildlife.us and have a site that interests a lot of people, and might be good for research.

Each varmit doesn't rate a domain name I wouldn't think.

 

[netau]

Originally posted by DNS Kidd
These names might be good for your own collection.

You can still reg UniqueAustralianWildlife.us and have a site that interests a lot of people, and might be good for research.

Each varmit doesn't rate a domain name I wouldn't think.

Yes, you are probably right.
That Thyalacine defintely doesn't deserve it's own domain name.
What self respecting tiger would allow itself to become extinct?

 

[Beachie]

I think some of them are OK CrayFish.us would definately have some commercial value, as there is a large export market.

Hey, no-one ever explained what the Tasmanian Devil was doing in the Arizona desert trying to catch a road-runner..

I own Fauna.org - I'd like to donate it to the appropriate organization..

 

[RON2]

They might not be too bad, considering.....

Lemurs.US won the "Best of .US" contest" and lemurs aren't native to the US.

http://www.us/bestofus/winner.html

 

[netau]

Originally posted by -RJ-
They might not be too bad, considering.....

Lemurs.US won the "Best of .US" contest" and lemurs aren't native to the US.

http://www.us/bestofus/winner.html

Thank you
This is very good news for me, owner of 26 endangered wildlife names. Hope it is good news for the varmits too, as someone might take bilby.us and develop it.
Anyone wanna buy a container of Tasmanian chocolate Bilbys to replace the vermin rabbit this Easter? ( web site included )

 

[Whois-Search]

They would be better as .com.au's

 

[netau]

Originally posted by Whois-Search
They would be better as .com.au's

And about 20 times more expensive to register

 

[Beachie]

Originally posted by -RJ-
Lemurs.US won the "Best of .US" contest" and lemurs aren't native to the US.

http://www.us/bestofus/winner.html

That lemur engraving could be straight off an O'Reilly Java book :razz: