Sentence examples for selling names from inspiring English sources

In the United States, selling names without permission is legal and commonly done.

That rush has now turned into a free-for-all, with many people and companies registering, buying and selling names, sometimes for astronomical sums.

The scheme worked a while, but soon he began to receive mail, & it was obvious that Mr. L. had managed to get on the mailing list of some firm which makes a business of selling names.

In an agreement with the feds inked the next month, the organization was barred from selling names to telemarketers and ordered to place $19 million into an FTC-controlled fund so that angry donors can get their money back.

Earlier this month, dotTV, a company hatched by Pasadena, Calif.-based Idealab!, started selling names ending in.tv, which is the domain for the South Pacific island nation of Tuvalu.

And yeah it's a good guess that whoever this guy is could probably make a good chunk of change selling the name to back to Netflix (despite the whole "selling names being against the TOS" thing).

Home Sales Enterprises, a Brooklyn-based company, is selling name-brand models below their regularly discounted prices.

Nobody said that selling naming rights to the mob would be easy.

He talked of raising $100 million by attracting foreign investors and selling naming rights to a stadium.

A local advisory referendum supported selling naming rights to the Green Bay Packers' new field, he said.

So when it comes to selling naming rights, we'd like to urge the M.T.A. to take another approach: sell the naming rights to individual subway cars.