unlike the 1990s, when speculators bought up Web addresses in hopes of reselling them later for a big payday, many of today's purchases are aimed at cashing in on the boom in online advertising."

4. USA Today: "The domain name is 21st century real estate," says Warren Adelman, president of GoDaddy.com, the world's largest domain name

Do you know that Domain names are the first considerations when thought is given to having virtual representations online by an organization, firm or individual? This is because you need a Domain name to be identified with on the World Wide Web.

During the dotcom era, the craze was to buy and hold onto fancy domain names waiting for interested organizations, firms and individuals to negotiate high purchase prices for such parked domains. Some were sold for millions of dollars.

However, even though the bubble bust on the dotcom era long time ago, and the domain name rush subsided into a flow, parked domains still fetch good money for their owners. So, if you are not one of the beneficiaries, you are missing out on Domain name goldmine. After all the opportunity is open for you to research potential Domain names, buy some and park, if you presently have no parked Domain names.

Here is what the major media sources report about domain name business:

1, The CNN: "Forget condos and strip malls. Domain names, the real estate of the Web, have been delivering far greater returns."

2. REDHERRING: "Parked domains may become a billion-dollar industry, both for paid search operators like Google and Yahoo as well as a new breed of Internet real estate developers."

3 .WSJ.com: "Internet domain names are a hot commodity again. But unlike the 1990s, when speculators bought up Web addresses in hopes of reselling them later for a big payday, many of today's purchases are aimed at cashing in on the boom in online advertising."

4. USA Today: "The domain name is 21st century real estate," says Warren Adelman, president of GoDaddy.com, the world's largest domain name r

terested organizations, firms and individuals to negotiate high purchase prices for such parked domains. Some were sold for millions of dollars.

However, even though the bubble bust on the dotcom era long time ago, and the domain name rush subsided into a flow, parked domains still fetch good money for their owners. So, if you are not one of the beneficiaries, you are missing out on Domain name goldmine. After all the opportunity is open for you to research potential Domain names, buy some and park, if you presently have no parked Domain names.

Here is what the major media sources report about domain name business:

1, The CNN: "Forget condos and strip malls. Domain names, the real estate of the Web, have been delivering far greater returns."

2. REDHERRING: "Parked domains may become a billion-dollar industry, both for paid search operators like Google and Yahoo as well as a new breed of Internet real estate developers."

3 .WSJ.com: "Internet domain names are a hot commodity again. But unlike the 1990s, when speculators bought up Web addresses in hopes of reselling them later for a big payday, many of today's purchases are aimed at cashing in on the boom in online advertising."

4. USA Today: "The domain name is 21st century real estate," says Warren Adelman, president of GoDaddy.com, the world's largest domain name

one of the beneficiaries, you are missing out on Domain name goldmine. After all the opportunity is open for you to research potential Domain names, buy some and park, if you presently have no parked Domain names.

Here is what the major media sources report about domain name business:

1, The CNN: "Forget condos and strip malls. Domain names, the real estate of the Web, have been delivering far greater returns."

2. REDHERRING: "Parked domains may become a billion-dollar industry, both for paid search operators like Google and Yahoo as well as a new breed of Internet real estate developers."

3 .WSJ.com: "Internet domain names are a hot commodity again. But unlike the 1990s, when speculators bought up Web addresses in hopes of reselling them later for a big payday, many of today's purchases are aimed at cashing in on the boom in online advertising."

4. USA Today: "The domain name is 21st century real estate," says Warren Adelman, president of GoDaddy.com, the world's largest domain name

omain names, the real estate of the Web, have been delivering far greater returns."

2. REDHERRING: "Parked domains may become a billion-dollar industry, both for paid search operators like Google and Yahoo as well as a new breed of Internet real estate developers."

3 .WSJ.com: "Internet domain names are a hot commodity again. But unlike the 1990s, when speculators bought up Web addresses in hopes of reselling them later for a big payday, many of today's purchases are aimed at cashing in on the boom in online advertising."

4. USA Today: "The domain name is 21st century real estate," says Warren Adelman, president of GoDaddy.com, the world's largest domain name

unlike the 1990s, when speculators bought up Web addresses in hopes of reselling them later for a big payday, many of today's purchases are aimed at cashing in on the boom in online advertising."

4. USA Today: "The domain name is 21st century real estate," says Warren Adelman, president of GoDaddy.com, the world's largest domain name registrar, with 12.9 million. "The economy is being increasingly driven by the Internet sector."

The interesting phenomenon these days is that internet entrepreneurs like you are now making huge sums buying expiring Domain names. This time not for sale, they buy them in order to harvest the very targeted and profitable traffic the Domain names have garnered over the years. And you know what? The incomes so generated can be both exponential and residual. Big opportunities!

The Domain name business will continue to be an authentic wealth building resource on the internet for as long as the World Wide Web exists. So why not join those who are already creating wealth with Domain names? Yes, you too can make lots of money with expiring and expired Domain names. So what are you waiting for?