Kevin Ham

Kevin Ham is known as the man who owns the Internet because his empire is worth over $300 million dollars and it is growing rapidly. He has built his empire by purchasing up as many domain names as possible and building them with pay-per-click advertising ads and affiliates. This method has proven to be a huge success for him when he purchases a domain name for as little as $8 and generates $10,000 a year from people clicking on the ads.

Another benefit that Kevin Ham is taking advantage of is misspellings and typos in the web browser. This has been his biggest success. When people type in a .com and they misspell the .com and spell it .cm then they are routed to sites that he owns. That’s right. Kevin Ham purchased as many .cm sites that he possibly could and he is generating a ton of money from people accidentally typing in the wrong names. Many companies believe he is violating an infringement but he disagrees, saying that he is not targeting trademarked companies but he is targeting all of the misspelled names.

Technologies are changing today though and websites and search engines are getting smarter and when people do type in the words spelled incorrectly then the software companies are beginning to fix the errors. This will mean an end to the world of money making schemes for misspelled words for Kevin Ham but it doesn’t take away the hundreds of thousands of domain names he owns on the Internet also.

Kevin Ham went to med school and graduated as a doctor in 1998 and he has been quietly buying domain names he feels are worth money. He began making around $10,000 a month which soon increased to $40,000 a month. He decided to put being a doctor off because he had a new baby on the way and needed the money.

When the tech crash occurred in 2,000 Ham bought up as many domains as he possibly could and there were thousands of companies crashing and domains expiring. This proved to be the most successful endeavor he did which was what really launched him into success.

Today, Ham spends thousands of dollars on domain names that he believes are catchy that he thinks people will type directly into the browser and skip the search engine entirely. The amount of domains that Ham owns across the Internet and the fact that he is generating thousands of dollars from the websites currently in use today, he is considered to be the man who owns the Internet.