zumia… content engineering 2.0
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Pretty catchy name, eh? It was on the for sale list at GoDaddy’s after market domain sale site. I got tired of trying to think up cool domain names. Of course, I didn’t win the auction for zumia.com… so it’s zumia.org. Marion Jensen and I are going to do some content management for Pacificorp.
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OMG, this is so funny! I was the one that used to own Zumia.com. I bought it for the wife, but she never did anything with, so I just let the domain go even though I did think it had a “catchy” name. If you had ever emailed me I probably would have turned the domain over to you since I only spent $7 on it from GoDaddy in the first place.
Just out of curiousity, just how much did the domain name sell for anyway?
Good luck with the design biz.
Just out of curiousity, just how much did the domain name sell for anyway?
Comment by Rick Sarvas September 6, 2007 @ 8:48 pmHi Rick… funny how that works. We were outbid on zumia.com, so are happy with zumia.org. It is a catchy name- thanks for coming up with it for us!
Comment by shelleylyn September 7, 2007 @ 5:15 pm