It was to be expected.
After NBA powerplayer, LeBron James announced his departure from the Cleveland Cavaliers earlier this week, his fans were left with a dropped jaw.
LeBron James, already a multi-million dollar earner from his awesome skills in the national basketball championship, moves to Miami Heat – where not only the money is but also cheerleaders are smoking hot.
Upon hearing the news over the television networks, Frank Harpic – a domainer investor with a known track record of cybersquatting the names of famous athletes – lashed out.
“God d*amn! I can’t believe this sh*t, the selfish son of a b*tch! All that Cleveland has done for him, and now he leaves for Miami Heat?? I have so many Cleveland domains with LeBron’s name, making some nice profit from the clicks and now I have to start all over again, mother ****er!”
Domainers often register combinations of team and athlete names in order to maximize earnings from search engine traffic and type-ins. Sometimes displaying PPC ads, other times using affiliate networks that sell sports merchandise, these domain squatters make a good buck from this questionable technique.
Copyright © 2024 DomainGang.com · All Rights Reserved.“I’m done, I’m finished”, said Harpic, pushing the cancellation button at his registrar for about 40 domains related to LeBron James. “I’m deleting this junk and by God, I am not touching names of sports people again, I am so done with squatting!”
Thank goodness he’s done. good riddance!