Mobile/Cellphone Casino Domains for sale

**Fonedevil** · 26th November 2007, 12:40 PM

mobilecasino.uk.com

mobilefruitmachines.co.uk

mobilepokerchannel.co.uk

mobilepokerzone.co.uk

cellphonecasino.tv

Open to Offers...

**casinohackers** · 2nd December 2007, 12:33 PM

sorry but without project its regfee... cost nothing

**Fonedevil** · 2nd December 2007, 01:26 PM

I see your point Hackers but as a casino domain name broker
I know that the simple value of a domain name is only what
someone will pay for it.
Having sold reg'd only domain names for over $20,000 each
in the past, I'll wait and see what someone will pay.
Recently I sold 2 domains I reg'd the same week for $500 each
through a domain brokers site.

But thanks for your comments.

Fonedevil

**dendrite** · 9th January 2008, 01:20 AM

Hi Fonedevil

Some of those look like pretty good domain names. Can I ask why you are selling them at this stage, when mobile gambling has only just started to take off?

I wonder if they will be worth quite a bit more in a few years time?

Also, it could be worth approaching some of the bigger mobile gambling software companies out there - they may well be looking to create a good portfolio of domains names to help with future expansion plans

Probability plc may be a good bet (excuse the pun) on that one as they are the UK's biggest software supplier for mobile casino and bingo (no poker as far as I know, but I could be wrong)

Cheers

**vinylweatherman** · 9th January 2008, 02:03 AM

I thought there were now "cybersquatting" laws about this now. Companies can simply make a case and TAKE the domain off you. Companies used to have to think of all possible combinations and register the lot to prevent such cybersquatters grabbing them and "blackmailing" the companies to buy them or face them being sold to a competitor, or simply just locked out of their use.

How do domain brokers ensure they don't fall foul of these rules when they broker likely domains?

**Fonedevil** · 14th January 2008, 03:18 PM

Domain squatting only applies to Brands names or trademarks.

These domains are generic terms, so the rules do not apply.

**Fonedevil** · 14th January 2008, 03:20 PM

Originally Posted by dendrite

Some of those look like pretty good domain names. Can I ask why you are selling them at this stage, when mobile gambling has only just started to take off?

I own so many domains I have held back the best ones obviously.. but some of these may still be interesting.
Even as you say, as an investment for the future.