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Enter the Parking Judge Contest — Park Domains?

If you’ve tried three or more domain parking services, enter the Parking Judge contest.

It’s been over a month since I launched Parking Judge, a web site that lets you review domain name parking services. I’m a bit surprised that fewer people have submitted reviews on the site than Registrar Judge had a at the same point. So I’m going to give you an incentive.

Here’s how it works:
-Submit three thoughtful and complete reviews at Parking Judge ahead of March 20. Be sure to use the same e-mail address on each review (your e-mail address isn’t published). As an added bonus, each review includes an optional link to your web site.

-I’ll randomly select three people who submit at least three reviews. These people will win their choice of a copy of David Kesmodel’s The Domain Game book or $15 cash. (If you’re outside the U.S. you’ll have to take the cash).

To be fair to those people who have by now submitted reviews, previously submitted reviews on Parking Judge will count toward the total.

Get started!

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