Domain entrepreneur and investor, Richard Lau, has announced his immediate involvement with the DomainEasy project.
The NamesCon founder stated that he’s a Founding Investor along with DomainEasy.com founder, Sam Dennis. The company has been in the works for a year, creating a platform for domain investors to transact domain sales on.
In associated news, James Morfopoulos, formerly of NamesCon and Logo.com fame, has also taken on the position of Strategic Advisor with DomainEasy, a Canadian company.
DomainEasy is currently in open beta. If you have questions about what DomainEasy is all about, you should follow this thread at NamePros.
At a time when GoDaddy is shutting down capable platforms it acquired, such as Uniregistry and Dan.com, it’s great seeing new, competitive services such as the Saw.com Marketplace and DomainEasy.com coming into play; domain investors need more options, not less.
