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Originally Posted by smashfactory

its not that it is a problem hulls- it is a good thing :-) we obvously cant hold every variation of a name tho :-)
all i am saying is that i see great growth with .tv- and thee are those, and will always be those who want, and will pay for, a higher end name instead of a variation- and just like in ANY other extension, THOSE buyers are lesser than the masses regging whatever variations. :-)

Exactly,

I am referring to quality names only.........they are definately in higher demand now, premium or otherwise.

Shxx names will always stay shxx and as to the .tv marketplace, there are really few and far between that I have seen a name there thats worth reg fee unless its a solid premium, asking price 9k etc....(despite the fact some have then go on to be sold for xxxx) sorry wrong place to advertise your 9k names - we are domainers or if we are going to develop -we will buy direct from Enom, not to say there have not been any sales or quality names....I am talking about the MAJORITY.......

the highest i have ever gone was 2k for VID.TV and that was to throw it to auction......till the .tv marketplace offers decent names for FLIPPERS in the 300 - 1000 price range to make a profit, there will never be much activity there

Originally Posted by Jimbojimbo

I'll take everyone's unwanted hand-regged TV.coms now that .TV is a force to be reckoned with.

I'll even pay double what you bought them for. Just think 100% profit!!!!

Any takers? Or is TV.com still as relevant as it was when you were all 'trendchasers'?

that is a very bold statement!!!! i have alot of shit tv,coms - you really dont want to stand by that statement - at least get an attorney to tidy it up!!!

i was buying tv.com in 06 along with a few others on the board. i have no regrets......all i am saying is, that now, i feel relaxed enough not to have to worry that .tv will see its full potential, and i can stop diversifying into tv.com.......

btw, cataloguetv.com is still available since you are still so bullish on tv.com!