If you owned biitcoins.com what would you do with it ?

[iram3130]

I'd immediately think the website was a scam trying to pass off as Bitcoins.com and just click away.  The double i is very sketchy

Yes, most of the people think it is a scamming website because of that ii in place of i. It was more than 10 years ago when people used to think like that when they needed a domain and it was not available.
To OP: if I would be the owner of Bitcoin.com domain then I would just make it an awareness website with all the details about Bitcoin and its current price rate with exchange websites details.

[JayJuanGee]

I have a great idea but what would YOU do if you owned it .

PM me with what you would do and I'll sent a gift to the person who gives me the best answer

Why PM?  You don't want to have a public conversation about your website marketing potential, or not?

For one thing such a "ii" a misspelling and plural seem to carry very low value, no?  What is the value of a double "i" ?  Your idea about potential marketing may be better than anyone will come up with in a public thread, no?

What should I do with my own bitcoins? Can I use it for online shopping? Or can I use it for online banking!?

Are you posting in the correct thread?

You can do whatever the fuck you want with your bitcoins.

Depending on your location, your lifestyle and your options that are available.

Some people engage in some commerce activities with their bitcoins, and other people buy and hodl and other people engage in trading on exchanges and others use for remittances.  I think that there is a little bit of variation regarding why people buy bitcoins and why there continues to be ongoing upwards price pressures.


But in the end, what do those questions have to do with the topic of this thread?

[BitHodler]

Maybe you have identified the value of the site, as a phishing site?

So whatever is the value of the fishing site is the value of this "ii" site.

It has no real value since bitcoins.com is not a site at all. It's just an empty domain, which means that there is nothing to gain. It will have some sort of a value if the site that it is trying to mimic has value as well.

Example ~
Facebook.com ~ facbook, faceb00k, fecebook, fecabook.
Poloniex.com ~ pol0niex, poleniex, p0l0niex, polonjex.
Microsoft.com ~ nnicrosoft, micros0ft, mjcrosoft, microseft.

And I could continue endlessly. You get the idea.

[squatz1]

I'd immediately think the website was a scam trying to pass off as Bitcoins.com and just click away.  The double i is very sketchy

Yeah this right here is probably going to be the one thing that is going to explain what most people think of the site, this is in a time where phising scams are all too common so I would 1 hundred percent think this site was trying to pass off as Bitcoin.com

You'd have to do some crazy amount of advertising and making sure people knew you were legitimate with that domain. Plus you probably wouldn't even get much organic traffic from it / misspelling traffic as people would simply think it's a scam site.

So, I'd do a good amount of advertising or try to sell it for whatever I could get.

[raven7886]

biitcoins.com isn't good domain name and i think i would try my luck on better domain name even though it can't be ended with .com or try make bitcoin service with name biitcoins instead.

Why ? .com is always treated as premium domains. I guess you are meaning .io kind of domains for cryptocurrency related stuff, I do not thing .com cannot have value in crypto world. But I too do not like the name biitcoins, it is not at all seeming related to bitcoin ecosystem.

In short, i think you need lots of effort to make your domain become popular and make sure it's not typos, but a brand instead.

But I guess he is already doing the promotional work of his domain name. He may gift that domain to himself through an alt account but people who are into this board might read that domain name at least once. What a promotional strategy.