Jean-Francois Mayer is a French-speaking Swiss consultant and researcher. Historian by training, author of ten books, he spent several years in social sciences research and subsequently in civil service. He is currently the head of a new research institute (Religioscope) based in Fribourg, Switzerland, and the owner of a small consulting company in international affairs. JF Mayer has developed several websites and is interested in domain names since the early 2000s, at the time of the .info landrush. No longer a mere observer of the scene, he has recently started to become active in domaining and has launched in 2009 Name Tactic for the purpose of promoting, developing and selling quality domain names. Personal webpage: www.mayer.info Domaining website: www.nametactic.com
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Jean-Francois Mayer is a French-speaking Swiss consultant and researcher. Historian by training, author of ten books, he spent several years in social sciences research and subsequently in civil service. He is currently the head of a new research institute (Religioscope) based in Fribourg, Switzerland, and the owner of a small consulting company in international affairs. JF Mayer has developed several websites and is interested in domain names since the early 2000s, at the time of the .info landrush. No longer a mere observer of the scene, he has recently started to become active in domaining and has launched in 2009 Name Tactic for the purpose of promoting, developing and selling quality domain names. Personal webpage: www.mayer.info Domaining website: www.nametactic.com

A small selection of domain names among those I have currently for sale can be found at:
http://www.nametactic.com/selling/index.html
And a selection of generic WS domain names:
http://www.domaines.ws/Noms_en_vente___For_sale.html
For religious and religion-related domain names:
http://www.religio.name

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A small selection of domain names among those I have currently for sale can be found at:
http://www.nametactic.com/selling/index.html
And a selection of generic WS domain names:
http://www.domaines.ws/Noms_en_vente___For_sale.html
For religious and religion-related domain names:
http://www.religio.name

Active on the internet since the mid 90s. Motivation to shift from bystander to active participant on the web was the loss of son, Jason, who died unexpectedly at age 3 in 1996. Started www.BereavedParents.com as a means to do something positive rising from a tragic situation, and to memorialize Jason, while helping other parents and siblings cope with and/or avoid similar loss.

Developed a strong interest in domaining in the early 2000's.
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Active on the internet since the mid 90s. Motivation to shift from bystander to active participant on the web was the loss of son, Jason, who died unexpectedly at age 3 in 1996. Started www.BereavedParents.com as a means to do something positive rising from a tragic situation, and to memorialize Jason, while helping other parents and siblings cope with and/or avoid similar loss.

Developed a strong interest in domaining in the early 2000's.

Always buying and selling names. Proactive services available. I can be contacted at www.internext.com/helpdesk/open.php
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Always buying and selling names. Proactive services available. I can be contacted at www.internext.com/helpdesk/open.php

I'm a member in good standing with the DNOA and an active contributor and certified appraiser at Namepros.com.

NamePros: MicroGuy
Website: http://www.microguy.net

This is a snip from my website:

"Much of my time is now spent managing and developing my domain portfolio. However, I do provide consulting services to select clients at the rate listed below. My areas of expertise are domain acquisition, general Internet consulting, site development, and project management.

MicroGuy Internet Consultant is owned and operated by Greg Matthews. I first became involved with computers in 1982 with my purchase of a Timex Sinclair. After graduating from College in 1986, I entered the computer business and became very interested in networking, and modem technologies.

In the mid 90s, I performed contract work with one of the first Internet Service providers in South Carolina and began registering my first domain names. During this period, I successfully initiated one of the first residential modem connections to the Internet from within upstate South Carolina. My last company which provided Usenet services to thousands of users was sold in 2006.

Today, I am an independent domain consultant specializing in portfolio management, site development, and domain acquisition. Through my various contacts in the domaining industry, I am capable of successfully acquiring domains where others fail."
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I'm a member in good standing with the DNOA and an active contributor and certified appraiser at Namepros.com.

NamePros: MicroGuy
Website: http://www.microguy.net

This is a snip from my website:

"Much of my time is now spent managing and developing my domain portfolio. However, I do provide consulting services to select clients at the rate listed below. My areas of expertise are domain acquisition, general Internet consulting, site development, and project management.

MicroGuy Internet Consultant is owned and operated by Greg Matthews. I first became involved with computers in 1982 with my purchase of a Timex Sinclair. After graduating from College in 1986, I entered the computer business and became very interested in networking, and modem technologies.

In the mid 90s, I performed contract work with one of the first Internet Service providers in South Carolina and began registering my first domain names. During this period, I successfully initiated one of the first residential modem connections to the Internet from within upstate South Carolina. My last company which provided Usenet services to thousands of users was sold in 2006.

Today, I am an independent domain consultant specializing in portfolio management, site development, and domain acquisition. Through my various contacts in the domaining industry, I am capable of successfully acquiring domains where others fail."

Namepros Profile:
http://www.namepros.com/member.php?u=64625
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Namepros Profile:
http://www.namepros.com/member.php?u=64625

ArrowBranding’s President & founder, Andrew McLaws, is a degreed marketing veteran with over 20 years experience in the corporate eMarketing world, 13 as a successful President & CEO. His passion is helping new startups find their identity... and their logo / domain name are keys to success. Andrew hopes to bring a business owners perspective to the table and assist potential buyers find their niche. Visit him online @ http://www.arrowbranding.com">http://www.arrowbranding.com
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ArrowBranding’s President & founder, Andrew McLaws, is a degreed marketing veteran with over 20 years experience in the corporate eMarketing world, 13 as a successful President & CEO. His passion is helping new startups find their identity... and their logo / domain name are keys to success. Andrew hopes to bring a business owners perspective to the table and assist potential buyers find their niche. Visit him online @ http://www.arrowbranding.com">http://www.arrowbranding.com

http://www.TideZero.com
http://www.PeersUnited.com
http://www.RescueTemps.com
http://www.PayBreakers.com
http://www.RedAirplane.com
http://www.TycoonMan.com
http://www.TikeZone.com

Check out the entire list here:
http://www.arrowbranding.com/all_products.php?sort=price&;dir=asc&rpp=80

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http://www.TideZero.com
http://www.PeersUnited.com
http://www.RescueTemps.com
http://www.PayBreakers.com
http://www.RedAirplane.com
http://www.TycoonMan.com
http://www.TikeZone.com

Check out the entire list here:
http://www.arrowbranding.com/all_products.php?sort=price&;dir=asc&rpp=80

I first got into the domain name industry in 1998 when I saw a posting on a forum about Jon Postel (the father of the DNS) and how this thing called DNS worked. From that moment on I became hooked on the prospect of actually owning (renting really) a piece of the internet. I have since bought and sold many domain names and have learned a few things about the industry. I'm still excited, though, about the prospect of stumbling upon that once in a lifetime domain name deal.
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I first got into the domain name industry in 1998 when I saw a posting on a forum about Jon Postel (the father of the DNS) and how this thing called DNS worked. From that moment on I became hooked on the prospect of actually owning (renting really) a piece of the internet. I have since bought and sold many domain names and have learned a few things about the industry. I'm still excited, though, about the prospect of stumbling upon that once in a lifetime domain name deal.