Very good advice Ian! .TV is certainly (IMO) a end-user market and most of the decent sales will be made to the end user and not traders / domainers (at the moment). I agree that if people want to come into the .tv market they must come in with a long term, investment (or development) attitude and as always be prepared to lose a few bucks. I think $200 per year for FFF.tv is a bargain and I know, unless I cock-up I should be able to atleast make my money back back if necessery (desperate), however if I was looking for the quick, decent buck I would look at putting $200 towards a decent .com drop and reselling rather than investing in .TV.
.TV is certainly not for the faint hearted, but with big (calculated) risks come big returns (hopefully
) or big loses if we make a mistake - a cracking name in a .com is a dead cert but in a .TV (at the moment) isn't.
I, along with a few others think the future is very bright for .TV, but people should realise that it is expensive (comparatively) to get into and is by no means a guaranteed winner. With .TV IMO the profits are potentially great but at the same time the risk of loss is higher (at the moment).
I think though, it is this market realisation that Equity is trying to achieve with this thread. .TV IMO is something completely different to anything else on the market.
