Website Selling Your Names

Padma Dojre (Freelancer) March 18, 2006 — Nowadays, more and more new ideas are coming up on the internet. Not similarly to other online shop, the centurynamemuseum.com homepage sells something more inconceivable. They sell people’s names and display the buyer’s name logo, personalized text contents or their website on the centurynamemuseum.com homepage. The creator of this idea, Yu, a young man form Tibet, believes people’s unique name can bring much attention from the public.

He commended the light spots:” Firstly, as the first online name museum, it does not only collects people’s names but also makes records for very limited real people. Secondly, we also treat people’s names as potential treasure and grant this opportunity to our buyers. As a buyer, you have one and only option to resell the name you registered, and you also can register any big pot’s name. Finally, we try to insure centurynamemuseum.com against losing domain name. “

But for $399 or $199 per name registration, is the money worth? Yu explained:” To think another way around, every name is unique in its spelling, but thousands of people have the same family name or full name so that people’s names can be treated as rare resources and potential treasures, because a name may stand for an era or just a small potatoes.“

As a new idea, can it be accepted by the mainstream, and will insurer and agents be interesting to Yu’s demand? Time will answer quickly.

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