Verisign announced the Grand Prize Winner of the #InternetOfficial contest. It is KidsCookDinner.com, registered through Network Solutions.
New York-based Kate K. submitted the most descriptive, memorable and original COM domain name that resonated with the five judges and received the most votes from the public during the Grand Prize Entry Period Voting Phase, earning Kate K. the #InternetOfficial Contest Grand Prize of $30,000. According to KidsCookDinner.com, its goal is to get children thinking about the importance of sharing food with family and friends, appreciating the process and getting children to cook more in the kitchen.
“It was exciting to see all of the COM domain names submitted by our entrants, as well as the unique, entrepreneurial drive that is embodied within many of the submissions. You voted and voted, so a big thank you to all who took the time to cast their votes day in and day out, as well as a thank you to those who submitted their most descriptive, memorable and original .COM domain names.
We encourage each and every one of you to register COM domain name you’ve always wanted. Whether it’s putting your business online for the first time or simply registering a COM name, check out some domain name tips from our industry #InternetOfficial contest judges for inspiration: domain expert Michael Berkens, small business expert Anita Campbell and branding expert Steve Manning. We want to thank them for their participation, along with our celebrity judges Bill Rancic and Lori Greiner.
So what new in Greece?
I heard Putin is going to give the money Greece needs plus put Russian Navy on the harbors.
Nice contest by Verisign and it is DOT COM.
If there is a similar contest for dot whatever, do you think there will be an interest?
We are just waiting for a deal that might never come.
Our prime minister is a liar.
Yes, there would be interest in a New gTLD contest.
KidsVacuumCarpet.com… KidsCleanWindows.com… KidsWaterTheGarden.com… What do I win?
Nothing? You are too late…
Konstantinos – Are you interested in http://www.Euro.Zone?
Estibot says Euro.Zone is worth $10,000 or 8900 Euros.
Let me know 😉
Soon there will be no eurozone if Greece leave the eurozone, because after Greece it comes Italy,Spain,Portugal….etc.
For me it’s reg fee.
We are about to exit the eurozone so I don’t think so! 🙂