It was a great “domainer co-op” – a handful of uber-domainers chipped in and each bought a stake in the domain Cowboys.com.
That glorious time in domain history occurred as the Dallas Cowboys withdrew their bid of $275,000 thinking it was … $275 and zero cents.
Opportunity lost with no touchdown.
So, for the grand total of $370 big ones, the domain Cowboys.com changed hands into the co-op of uber domainers; some of which proclaim to be developers.
As far as we know, developers develop while domainer “developers” talk about it.
More than two years later, Cowboys.com is still a dead town with empty saloons and tumbleweeds that roll in the the warm, southern breeze. Crickets sing their lazy song and cockroaches scurry into the humid night.
It appears that in a kitchen where too many chefs cook, the only meal one can have is eggs.
Unfortunately, that’s the future of domainer co-ops that lack a solid plan and are only used to stir the quiet waters of domaining.
