Today:  Registering real names of people and potential trademark issues that may follow / Counter.org sold for $2,950 / The order in which domain names drop / And more!

Here are the new discussions that caught my eye in the domain community today:

Need premium one word .io – Be sure to check your portfolio for a premium one-word .io ccTLD that meets this buyers guideline. They looking for a quick sale with a budget of up to $1,000.00 for the right domain.

Buying a Digital Marketing, Branding, and Web Development domain – This buyer has a budget of up to $750.00 for the domain that meets their criteria and they fall in love with. Is it in your portfolio?

CornMarket.com – Do you like eating corn? How do you think the corn markets are doing? This domain might make a good niche targeted corn industry development. How much do you think it’s worth?

The order in which domain names drop – Are you an avid drop catch domain investor and already know what the dropping order of domain names are? Share your experience or check out what others are saying.

Registering real names of people and potential trademark issues that may follow – Have you ever registered or acquired someone elses real name? Did you run into any trademark issues? Check out what other domain investors are saying that invest in this niche and share your experience.

Counter.org sold for $2,950 – That’s not a bad low four-figure, seven-letter, dictionary word, .org domain name sales report. Do you think this domain should have sold for more or less than what it sold for?

The concerns of branding a general public domain that was previously adult orientated – Have you ever purchase a domain to brand for your new public start-up and found out that it was previously an adult orientated website? What did you do to endure a smooth branding transition?