Despite recent news about abolishing its dial-up internet service, AOL is reportedly eyeing a “Domainer Dial-Up Plan” for old school domain investors who refuse to trade their 56k modems for fiber.
These OG veterans, often looking up domain names from remote luxury hideaways near a golf course in the boonies, claim that AOL dial-up’s slow load times are an advantage.
“By the time WHOIS loads, you’ve had time to think about the deal,” said Dick Wartz, who holds an AOL dial-up account since 1992.
“My DropCatch bids might be slow but who cares! DropCatch gives me 5 minutes per bid and that’s more than enough time for the page to load,” added Wartz.
AOL Domainer Dial-Up perks include the shipping of monthly trial CDs, You’ve Got Mail alerts for auction wins, and blazing fast 56k speeds for those rare moments when a Sedo landing page absolutely must load in under a minute over your BellSouth landline.
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