Rudy

Hey guys,
After looking on the FAQ thread, as well as the nameprofaq.com or namefaq.com or whatever that site is, I can't seem to figure this question out:

What are your opinions about the value of different extensions, etc...?

I mean, of course a .com is more valuable than a .org domain, in terms of cash value. But I'd like someone to explain a little to me about what's so special about .info, .biz, and others? Are they worth messing with, if you plan to develop them and then just sell them again, or if you "win" a domain or something of our choice that you could then turn around and sell?

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MastMnds

One word generic names in .info are good. Also depends on the subject say you have medical.info it works very good. Since its a strong one word generic name and the .info would stand for information in a way. medical information. Some of this names have been selling check out sedo some .info have sold for a nice chunk of chnage. Myself I own like texasproperty.info see how it kinda goes together. Thats imo.

Carlton

.info (information) .biz (business) and .US (United States) were released as new alternatives to .com .net and .org. They are very good domain extensions widely recognized by domainers and gaining popularity/use among general internet users. Keywords and phrases in these extensions are in demand and have brought very considerable sums. See DNJournal.com

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