Adam Dicker was interviewed by ESPN, regarding his possession of the domain Rams.com.
The interview refers to Adam Dicker as a “Toronto based web designer,” who swears he’s not a domain “squatter.”
According to the interview about the domain name Rams.com:
Dicker says he spends a lot of his free time watching the television channel Animal Planet. It relaxes him.
If an animal strikes a certain chord on a particular day, he’ll check for the domain. If it’s available at a reasonable price, he’ll buy it.
And then he’ll take the time to put together a website that houses useful, easy-to-find information about it.
The ESPN interview about Rams.com quotes Adam Dicker’s motivation for owning the domain Rams.com:
“I love animals, and that’s about it,” Dicker said in a phone conversation. “That’s my motivation for buying it.”
According to the article, Rams, the NFL football team, once offered $2,500 dollars to buy Rams.com from Adam Dicker, who is using a domain broker, James Ramsay, for his communications with potential buyers. The two parties are far apart in price, and the football team uses TheRams.com.
In the article, Adam Dicker is quoted as saying that he does it for his love of the particular animal, the ram, and has no real interest in selling Rams.com to a company for a few thousand:
“Honestly, I don’t really worry about what people think because I’m not looking to put up a site to impress individuals or companies.
[…] I’m picking it up for the benefit of the animal. That’s just how I feel. I don’t care if anybody buys the site. Yes, there are people that are interested.
Yes, probably around football time, interest goes up. I probably get Rams fans emailing me and asking me if I would sell it to them for a few thousand dollars or whatever. But I have no interest in that.”
Read the full ESPN article about Rams.com and Adam Dicker.
Credit for link: Tony K.
