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Us.tv - Is it worth to purchase ? Us.tv - Is it worth to purchase ? I regged it yesterday , and the renewal fee is $5000/Yr. And eNom only accept payment via Wire transfer but not eNom point. How do you think about US.tv ? Please post your opinion, Thanks, Kam |
ouch that's a painful renewal isn't it. Depends on your situation, I personally wouldnt without a trust fund but I'm new so take that with a grain of salt :) |
I was eyeing this one for over a month. Very nice name, IMO. At the current market conditions, two letter .tv names are selling for mid to high x,xxx. You can find some decent xx,xxx sale of some two letter .tv names. it.tv - $12K+ ($5K renewal) de.tv - $20k+ ($5K renewal) tx.tv - $7.5k us.tv is one of the prime geo names, with lot of possibilities. All the best! :tu: |
This is a great name. If you have a development plan it could work out very well. If not, the premium renewal could hurt long term. Good luck!! |
it's not too bad because it's short and can be either u.s (united states) or us (we) so i think good to have options .....good luck |
developing this domain would be right way to go. |
With that name you also get Poker.us.tv, Sex.us.tv, Business.us.tv, Games.us.tv, Video.us.tv... Awesome pick up, IMO. Loads of dev potential... Good luck! |
Did you negotiate this purchase? Most of the other two letter .TV's are 10,000/y. |
Even at 5k a year that is one of the best regs I've heard about for some time. The possibilities are endless Great call - good luck |
us.tv was dropped yesterday by the previous owner. It was at $4,000/yr before the drop. Now, the registry has increased the renewal fee from $4,000/yr to $5,000/yr. |
I spoke about this one with another member for a while yesterday but in my eyes the renewal was too much to simply buy to resell. If you have a development plan then the $5k yr renewal is now impossible as obviously this domain has incredible potential. DO you have any plans for it? Did you try negotiate a discount if you renewed for 2 years upfront? I dont know if they still offer these discounts, i know another member posted recently that all discounts are cancelled but i dont know for certain. Good Luck with this whatever you do. Ronnie |
Definately a great name but the $5k/year is a bit of a killer if you're gonna just hold for resale without development. Are you planning on developing at all? |
You can easily make $5K a year with it. Offer free domain registrations (subdomains). Offer free dns service, email etc. Free ad supported hosting.. start your own free tv channel. Billions. :) |
As many already said, if you have a develop plan, then congrats. If you just hope to hold it for few years and sell it with a higher price. You probably need to take a look of following table. Good luck :camera: (sold price) (renewal fee paid) (profit) it.tv $12,000 $10,000 $2,000 de.tv $20,000 $10,000 $10,000 tx.tv $7,500 $10,000 -$2,500 |
$5,000 per year Regging Us.tv definately depends on 2 things: 1) Do you plan to develop it, or sell it? 2) How much money do you have?_____________________________________________ ___________________ If you plan on developing it, and have lots of money, then neither of the above apply. If you plan on developing it, and don't have lots of money, will you be able to keep up with the $5,000 a year to register it? ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ +++++++ If you bought it to resell, then you can hope you sell it within the first year, for more than $5,000 to make a profit. In the second year, you will have to sell it for more than $10,000, to make a porfit. In the 3rd year, you need to make more than $15,000, in the 4th year more than $20,000!! __________________________________________________ _____________ I think US.tv has great potential, but at $5,000 a year, it always a gamble. The longer you keep it, the more money YOU HAVE TO MAKE, to make a profit, or even break even. Also UV.tv $4,355 $400 $3620 (sedo fees also) James illustrates a good point. The more the reg fee, it doesn't always mean a larger profit. You odds are better with a smaller reg fee. Maybe Mike knows something too! :hi: Frank |
It looks like you got a deal when compared to other geo-2letter .tv renewal fees. Id try to flip it for 10k+. |
i love the name as far as future, it will only go up. 2 key questions as mentioned before 1 your cash postion and if your liquid to do this 2 your development plans for this top notch name and 5k a year 5k a year on one name is a lot of cash me personally i keep going back and forth on owning one high profile name...when the timing is right for me cash wise i will approach enom on a name |
flip it asap and see what comes and if u dont sell it get more money to develope it dont hold it for reselling because the fee is huge for that purpose |
It is undoubtedly a great Domain. $5000 renewal is no small investment. http://www.google.com/search?source...31,GWYE:en&q=US It seems that US overwhelmingly brings up United States, not a bad Acronym if you ask me! |
I thought the same thing. Could be a geo, could be "us"-definitely tons of potential. Definitely worth it if you can afford the $5,000/year. |
Amazing reg. If you have a plan for development, then the renewal fee is a small price to pay. Congrads and keep us posted! |
great regg but if u have the money n afford the renewals i believe its a worth it.. |
Kam are you going to develop this?? If so then the $5k should not be a major concern though developing something like this to a high standard will cost big money. I'd love to hear what your plans are for this domain. I think i am right in saying that the general NP .tv forum view is that it is a good buy IF you have the funds, resources to develop this to a high standard BUT if you have bought purely to flip then it is risky. Let us know what your thinking if you can, i'm very interested to hear your plans. Good Luck, ROnnie |
Kam. If you want to sell it for a quick $1000 profit send me a PM. |
I guess this is your answer! It was well worth the reg if you can make $1000 on a few day hold! |
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