Just wondering what the general thoughts are about whether the recent trend to legalize marijuana will boost the prices of pot-related domains?
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is it worth buying these pot domains?
...I was thinking shorter the better and looking for " Pot " domains but your right nearly everything is gone..
I don't think domain names with pot or weed as keywords are a good investment. You won't see those terms if you look at the names of established dispensaries. I picked up Medicinal Center(s) to sell since that is more of the type of name they operate under. Given that they operate as non-profits, I wouldn't overlook a good .org name when available.
eventually you wont hear the "medical" word very much. its a word that is mostly used these days because of the legal wording of the law.. also to make it sound more acceptable in peoples minds.
eventually you wont hear the "medical" word very much. its a word that is mostly used these days because of the legal wording of the law.. also to make it sound more acceptable in peoples minds.
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Some people do use it for medical use, it has nothing to do with the legal wording.Medical marijuana will be around for a long time. You smoke you get thc.You eat or juice its the cbd that takes effect. The david Suzuki foundation created the strain of "chemo weed" for that purpose.You wont get very high off of chemo weed but the body stone is awesome.I had the opportunity to get medical marijuana when I had cancer the second time.The purpose was to calm my stomach.
Among other things, law enforcement look at it as a gateway drug to harder stuff.
potburger / com
thanks,
J
So we dont add medical. I would sure like medicalmarijuana dot com
The original poster asked is it worth buying pot domains.
The answer, yes, because there are health benefits from it, and legalization will definately increase exposure
Thats my opinion.Its uses are reaching beyond roll one lets get high and watch Cheech and Chong again...
You can go to the compassion club, just down the street and buy drinks and butter,different strengths of pot to smoke its not a back alley thing. And comparing a drug that does have medical uses to heroin, haha thats like comparing a joint to a couple percocet
MarijuanaMeatloaf.com is available to add to your menupotburger / com
thanks,
J
Who actually named it that anyway? and why?
when was the term 1st used and by whom?
- Are legalized or prescribed pills offered by your friendly doctor,
followed by the rehab stint offered by the friendly government, better?
and I would also say, that the majority of the pill pushing addicts
are using their doctors as a front to get pills to feed their addiction.
but cause pills are legal, this is ok??
My eyes are open and this is what I see...really?
- Different strokes for different folks I guess.
I don't think domain names with pot or weed as keywords are a good investment. You won't see those terms if you look at the names of established dispensaries. I picked up Medicinal Center(s) to sell since that is more of the type of name they operate under. Given that they operate as non-profits, I wouldn't overlook a good .org name when available.
The best case scenario for pot names may be to seek the level of other legal vice names where category killers alcohol.com and tobacco.com sit parked like used Oldsmobiles, not that there's anything wrong with that. Industry giants Altria and AB InBev hold big domain portfolios but they don't write blockbuster checks to domainers on a regular basis. A new product line won't shake many acorns out of that tree. The online revenue carrot for consumable vice names is high cpc tied to abuse/treatment/rehab keywords. That landrush happened years ago. On with the showcase ...Just wondering what the general thoughts are about whether the recent trend to legalize marijuana will boost the prices of pot-related domains?
I would think the $x,xxx type names in this newly emerging market will be like most others. Informational sites, tracking sites, comparison sites, where to buy, brands, dangers, benefits, potency, legalities and such. More possibilities: New insurance rules/restrictions/liabilities, farming, driving, work related and more (but only if the trend continues, which I believe it will).The best case scenario for pot names may be to seek the level of other legal vice names where category killers alcohol.com and tobacco.com sit parked like used Oldsmobiles, not that there's anything wrong with that. Industry giants Altria and AB InBev hold big domain portfolios but they don't write blockbuster checks to domainers on a regular basis. A new product line won't shake many acorns out of that tree. The online revenue carrot for consumable vice names is high cpc tied to abuse/treatment/rehab keywords. That landrush happened years ago. On with the showcase ...