They stopped selling OneWords.
https://twitter.com/what3words/status/594070034625986561 On 2015-11-24 11:03, Tom Hughes wrote: > On 24/11/15 08:00, Paul Johnson wrote: > >> Even if we completely ignore the licensing issues, there is a profit >> motive behind w3w. They gotta sell something. And I'd be shocked if >> it's not vanity words. So, say I start telling friends about this >> awesome sushi place at food.bear.utopia, but a competing eating >> establishment buys the naming rights and has it changed to >> sushi.sucks.ass. Now you're not going to find your salmon sashimi at >> food.bear.utopia because that's not a valid combination anymore. > > It's no secret that they do that - it's called a "OneWord". > > I'll grant you I can't easily see it on their web site right now but they > certainly were selling single word locators for a premium. > > See eg http://techcrunch.com/2013/07/08/what3words/. > > Tom
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