How high will e.biz go on the sedo auction my estimate is $23,000:lol::lol:
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JD i agree with you. 66k at the moment, 1.biz 24k
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It has been a 2 way bidding war from $26K up. Interesting.
Brad
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e.biz...
Sold.....$66,001
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Sold.....$66,001
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I am shocked that all these L.biz and N.biz are going for so much. You can get 3-4 letter popular words for virtually nothing in .BIZ
I know there is a rarity issue, but these are still .BIZ extensions and putting out close to $10K for some random ones makes no sense to me when you could get a much better short relevant keyword for 1/20th of the price.
Brad
I know there is a rarity issue, but these are still .BIZ extensions and putting out close to $10K for some random ones makes no sense to me when you could get a much better short relevant keyword for 1/20th of the price.
Brad
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Brad, maybe this will change this fact and you wont be able to buy them so cheap anymore 
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Maybe. I still would view this more as a fluke than a boost to .BIZ overall. But if it boosted .BIZ I would welcome it.
It will be interesting to see the breakdown of end users to domainers that bought these.
Brad
It will be interesting to see the breakdown of end users to domainers that bought these.
Brad
Brad, maybe this will change this fact and you wont be able to buy them so cheap anymore
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I wonder if other extensions will jump on the 1C and 1C auction bandwagon. I could see .us doing almost as well as .biz. I could see .info doing VERY well...
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Well i look at this this way.. O.biz is launching soon and i think that e.biz will be developed as well. I think that could make a nice promotion for the .biz extension to the general public and that could drive up the value of .biz in general.
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JD .us can not do as well until the nexus is in place and prevents many people from buying .us domains.. If they make that auction before doing this they are fools..
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JD .us can not do as well until the nexus is in place and prevents many people from buying .us domains.. If they make that auction before doing this they are fools..
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I wanted to get 3. C/J/K -but was only willing to go to 5500-6000
One was for the novelty factor, but also to spent another 5k on an e-directory type software and have a business directory.
C= China/Canada
J=Japan
K=Korea
500 ads @ $50 = 25,000 year.
I am sure e biz has a plan, but that is big coin. Nonetheless, it was fun to watch.
Hopefully it will help the biz extension, but I am not holding my breath.
One was for the novelty factor, but also to spent another 5k on an e-directory type software and have a business directory.
C= China/Canada
J=Japan
K=Korea
500 ads @ $50 = 25,000 year.
I am sure e biz has a plan, but that is big coin. Nonetheless, it was fun to watch.
Hopefully it will help the biz extension, but I am not holding my breath.
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I took M.biz...
...because I'll develop it as either all things to do with 'Money' biz (business).
....Or, all things to do with 'Mobile' biz (business).....My NewMediaFrontiers.com strategy showcases (some of) my major mobile presence.
I felt it was one name that could be branded fairly easily for either of these very lucrative major markets....Its very memorable, super easy to recall & type.
...and, even better, the .com, .net, and .org, don't exist.
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...because I'll develop it as either all things to do with 'Money' biz (business).
....Or, all things to do with 'Mobile' biz (business).....My NewMediaFrontiers.com strategy showcases (some of) my major mobile presence.
I felt it was one name that could be branded fairly easily for either of these very lucrative major markets....Its very memorable, super easy to recall & type.
...and, even better, the .com, .net, and .org, don't exist.
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Congratulations DomainTalker. Great domain and very rare to have a single letter in any extension. :tu:
Occurs to me if you don't develop, how many company names worldwide begin with the letter "M". So resale might be a viable opportunity one day.
Side note: Was searching on Google how many news references there are to the word "biz". It's become a univeral catch phrase for business. It's everywhere ...
biz - Google News
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d.biz up to $20,100 and auction not over. Other sales ...
1.biz $32,003
e.biz $66,001
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I admit I wasn't expecting any of them to get past $20k. I had and sold Blog.biz years ago for high $x,xxx and am surprised 1-letter .biz's could sell for more than top words like that. Then again, besides the handful of single-letter gTLDs that were taken before they stopped being available (i.e. x.com), these represent the only single-letter gTLDs available for registration. I guess that says SOMETHING, but still...just weird. People are throwing ridiculous money around lately but at the wrong domains.
I could see these prices for maybe a LL.net or something (big maybe) but this was a huge example of overpricing. Hope the buyer develops this thing.
I think you are all being very near sited with these comments. The potential of these domains is outstanding both for business's and for marketing. You ar forgetting .Biz is a well established Gtld and is well known. I would not be surprised, when these get taken to market and seen on TV as am sure they will, the .Biz extension will recieve an almighty boost.
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My problem is not .BIZ itself, my problem is that you can get a much more relevant keyword for a fraction of this price in .BIZ
Is a L.biz that much different than a LLL.biz or LLLL.biz? You are talking 5 keystrokes vs 7-8 keystrokes. I am not sure the length of these alone can justify this price.
Brad
Is a L.biz that much different than a LLL.biz or LLLL.biz? You are talking 5 keystrokes vs 7-8 keystrokes. I am not sure the length of these alone can justify this price.
Brad
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