Every Father’s Day, Jason Smith checks his inbox for an email from Fabulous, notifying him of a pending domain transfer.
The busy father of three has been a domain investor for the past decade, splitting his time between raising his kids and domain investing. But there’s a vacuum in his heart ever since his youngest, Nathan, was born.
“I was working at a Los Angeles start-up making good money and my wife wanted us to have a third shot at having a baby boy,” says Smith.
“Leaving that corporate environment behind wasn’t easy. Watching me getting stressed, my wife—half-jokingly—offered to buy me the domain FathersDay.com if we were to have a third child,” adds Smith, reminiscing with a weak smile.
The baby arrived and so did the hospital bills; Smith’s wife had to quit her job so that the baby would be properly raised. Both parents focused on family needs and the promise of getting FathersDay.com faded quickly.
“I was tempted, for a short while, to pull the trigger and buy the domain name myself,” says Jason Smith, staring outside the window. “The cost of raising three kids can knock any domain venture off course and to this day I’m left with the dream,” adds Smith, his eyes flooding up.
Perhaps an enterprising millionaire or good Samaritan can help make Jason’s dream come true. FathersDay.com is still available for sale at Brand Force.
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