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The Domain Game
The little-known tale of how a motley contingent of dreamers, wildcatters and misfits became rich on the real estate of the World Wide Web.
How the book begins:
In the fall of 2002, a thirty-three-year-old man living in the Cayman Islands made a rather unorthodox financial decision. He took all of his family’s savings, which totaled about $200,000, and invested it in thousands of Internet domain names.
The move terrified his wife, who phoned her in-laws to warn them that something might be wrong with him. But the man, normally conservative with money, kept remarkably calm throughout his domain-buying binge. He’d done lots of research and was convinced he was doing the right thing. “Don’t worry, honey,” he said repeatedly.
At the time of Frank Schilling’s big bet on Web addresses, the Internet economy was in the doldrums ...
The Domain Game is a 209-page book that chronicles the exploits of the world's leading domain investors and explains how you, too, can make a foray into this fast-growing market.