DomainKi.ng coat of arms.
Domain King, Rick Schwartz, launched his latest investment salvo earlier this morning, with a much-discussed domain acquisition.
The joint venture with the world’s newest publicly open ccTLD, Nigerian .NG, ensures that Rick’s trademark moniker further establishes itself.
“Folks, we are living in strange times, exciting times, and by using a domain hack for my latest joint venture I can show you what it feels like to be the Domain King!” exclaimed Rick Schwartz, shortly after spending a couple of hundred dollars on DomainKi.ng apparently per the advice of Howard Neu.
“As I said many times, numbers don’t lie and Howard was dead on about protecting my Domain King trademark, you should too!” added Rick.
The DomainKi.ng web site will provide its members access to a royal club for the latest juicy news on domain investing. Memberships will be granted by application only.
Essentially, by investing a small chunk in the Nigerian ccTLD, Rick becomes partners with Microsoft Bing, that uses Bi.ng as its shortcut to Bing.com.
“If you thought JointVentures.com was amazing, just wait until DomainKi.ng rolls out very soon, you will ship your pants!” said Rick, referencing a KMart commercial. “With DomainKi.ng I will be saving you 3 keystrokes every time you visit my blog, a huge savings of your time over the course of a lifetime!” added Rick.
If you want to register .NG domains keep in mind that the Nigerian Registry has nothing to do with the popular 419 scams but you might want to pay with cash or pre-funded debit cards, just in case.
