[...] just saw a hillarious post at DomainNameWire about GoMilfy.com – a site that parodies Sarah Palin as a Godaddy [...]

Acro, you so crazy!

// “What is included in this sale:

1. The domain name, gomilfy.com / GOMILFY.COM
2. The associated JPG images and index.html file, as seen at http://www.GoMilfy.com

Sale terms – read carefully:

Bidder acknowledges that there is no other content, source file images, databases or program code of any kind to be included as part of this sale, except as described above. All JPG images and index.html file will be provided to the buyer upon sale in a ZIP file to their email address. The domain name GoMilfy.com is registered with eNom.com and will be transferred upon payment to your existing eNom.com account at no charge – or I can create an eNom account for your convenience, at no charge. No web hosting of any kind will be provided, the buyer will have to host the domain and/or its content on a web server of their own. This requires providing your host’s DNS etc. No assistance can be provided as part of this sale. All sales are final. High bidder must complete the purchase by submitting payment no later than 48 hours from the end of the auction.

Payment terms:

No bids from countries outside the USA. No bids from new eBay accounts or bidders with negative or zero feedback. Upon the end of the transaction, phone confirmation of the sale WILL be required to confirm validity of the purchase. Be prepared to provide a US landline phone number to be contacted at. We are not associated with Sarah Palin and that’s a good thing.” Acro’s Ebay listing //

Nowhere in this Ebay listing does Acro mention that this is not a legitimate sale offer. As far as I know Ebay themselves does not allow fake listings. Pricing it out of range is not justification for infringement to profit, whether that be by exposure for one’s business or monetarily.