Eagle-eyed domain professional, Joe Alagna, caught an ad in the print version of the Wall Street Journal today.
The 101Domain VP shared a photo of the newspaper, listing the domain Hillary.com for sale!
At the tune of $2.5 million dollars or best offer, Hillary.com has one serious potential buyer at this point: Hillary Rodham Clinton, presidential nominee for the Democratic Party.
Mrs. Clinton operates her campaign from HillaryClinton.com.
With this year’s elections setting social media on fire, the domain Hillary.com is being offered along with the phone number 1-800-HILLARY.
The domain’s owners operate Hillary Software since at least 1995, and inquiries go through EverKerr.com; Everingham & Kerr, Inc. is a merger and acquisition advisory firm that specializes in providing intermediary services for lower middle market companies and entrepreneurs.
Amazing finding, thanks to Joe Alagna. 😀
Hillary.com – For sale via a WSJ ad.
Clinton should buy this domain name. She might get an advantage from it. But what about this domain name, after she wins or loses?
Interesting way to market a domain. I would let Hilory dot com go for a much better price. 😉
Ron – That’s a gamble all politicians take at some point. 😉
Steve – Good luck selling this redneck spelling. 😛
Maybe Hillary should set up a private server and set Hillary.com up for her personal yoga emails.
Mark – That’s the best idea I’ve read for a while.
If Clinton bites on Hillary.com ~ I own a few others that she may be interested in… if for no other reason than to keep “someone else” from owning them:
LiarOfTheMonth.com
Fraudtown.com
FraudtownUSA.com
TheLiberalPlantation.ORG
Honest! And I’ll let them go for a lot less than $2.5M 😉
Shameless plug ~ more at NetDomainProperty.com
Hi
I am the owner of = > MsHillary.com
If anyone interested to buy my domain please feel free to send your offer
Thanks
Even though I don’t think Hillary.com is going to sell for $2.5 million, I’m happy to see somebody paying to advertise the IDEA of the domain market.
Joseph – I hope they got the email right, it’s an anagram of WSJ.