Comments on: How To Rent A Domain Name http://www.bloggingwv.com/how-to-rent-a-domain-name/ (The West Virginia Blogger) Fri, 29 Aug 2008 07:16:21 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: Justin http://www.bloggingwv.com/how-to-rent-a-domain-name/#comment-10564 Justin Sat, 05 Jul 2008 09:09:37 +0000 http://www.bloggingwv.com/how-to-rent-a-domain-name/#comment-10564 Listen carefully to the part about NOT changing contact info. If you put the administrative/registrant contact info in their name and they can prove it was in their name, they might be able to sue you for the domain. Also NEVER give them access to the registrar account the domain resides in NEVER! Every day I see a webmaster who was trusted enough to be given login/pass to a registrants account and who changed the contact into and moved the domain into another account. Once their name is on that domain, they might win in court. Justin http://blueballdomains.com Listen carefully to the part about NOT changing contact info. If you put the administrative/registrant contact info in their name and they can prove it was in their name, they might be able to sue you for the domain. Also NEVER give them access to the registrar account the domain resides in NEVER! Every day I see a webmaster who was trusted enough to be given login/pass to a registrants account and who changed the contact into and moved the domain into another account. Once their name is on that domain, they might win in court.

Justin
http://blueballdomains.com

]]> By: Rent Instead Of Buy, And I Mean Anything! http://www.bloggingwv.com/how-to-rent-a-domain-name/#comment-8570 Rent Instead Of Buy, And I Mean Anything! Tue, 18 Mar 2008 20:39:42 +0000 http://www.bloggingwv.com/how-to-rent-a-domain-name/#comment-8570 [...] everything else could be a consideration. But here’s one thing I only heard of recently: renting domain names. I’m not sure how well such an idea could work, but I imagine that this only works for those [...] [...] everything else could be a consideration. But here’s one thing I only heard of recently: renting domain names. I’m not sure how well such an idea could work, but I imagine that this only works for those [...]

]]> By: aaron http://www.bloggingwv.com/how-to-rent-a-domain-name/#comment-6262 aaron Wed, 31 Oct 2007 13:26:13 +0000 http://www.bloggingwv.com/how-to-rent-a-domain-name/#comment-6262 You know... never even thought about renting the domain name. I have asked quite a few people to buy their dm...especially if it's just sitting there with nothing on it (do most people rarely even reply?)...but renting, that is a new angle. Thanks for the thought. and I totally agree...virtual real estate needs an agreement of some kind. You know… never even thought about renting the domain name. I have asked quite a few people to buy their dm…especially if it’s just sitting there with nothing on it (do most people rarely even reply?)…but renting, that is a new angle.
Thanks for the thought. and I totally agree…virtual real estate needs an agreement of some kind.

]]> By: Bucky http://www.bloggingwv.com/how-to-rent-a-domain-name/#comment-6242 Bucky Mon, 29 Oct 2007 11:00:50 +0000 http://www.bloggingwv.com/how-to-rent-a-domain-name/#comment-6242 <p>I couldn't agree more. It is real estate, the virtual kind. :wink: </p> <p>You could also take it a few steps further and work out an agreement that you (the domain owner) get 10% of all sales generated through that domain name.</p> I couldn’t agree more. It is real estate, the virtual kind. :wink:

You could also take it a few steps further and work out an agreement that you (the domain owner) get 10% of all sales generated through that domain name.

]]> By: HonDev http://www.bloggingwv.com/how-to-rent-a-domain-name/#comment-6241 HonDev Mon, 29 Oct 2007 10:02:17 +0000 http://www.bloggingwv.com/how-to-rent-a-domain-name/#comment-6241 I think you need to have some kind of lease agreement for domain name renting - like they use in commercial real estate. So maybe 3 + 3 years. 3 years + cpi each year with the right to renew after 3 years. I think you need to have some kind of lease agreement for domain name renting - like they use in commercial real estate.

So maybe 3 + 3 years. 3 years + cpi each year with the right to renew after 3 years.

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