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  1. Shea

    events Petition to remove all restrictions from .US

    I have created a petition to remove all restrictions from the .US domain name. In order for the White House to review the petition it must reach 100,000.00 signatures in 30 days. If this is met, according to the US Government, "Get an official update from the White House within 60 days". There...
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    question Your FASTEST domain sale?

    p2pi.com... godaddy auction for 150...3months later sold for 2500.
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    Is .US dead (??)

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    Is .US dead (??)

    Yea... On namejet usTLD is starting to sell also. Especially generic one worders. Definitely a change in market over the last 6 months.
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    discuss THE DOWNFALL OF DOMAINING?

    No matter how many new cars come out Lamborghini's and Ferrari are still hot. Ferrari is to cars as .com is to gTLD. No matter how many new gTLD come out Lamborghinis are still desired. Now if you were a business would you want to be found at .Ferrari or .Kia? New gTLD may even increase the...
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    Is .US dead (??)

    .usTLD is not dead! Its a beast to be awaken in my opinion. I like the defined term of dormant, as I've heard some use on the thread. You can see the stats on neustar.us, less drops with more registration. To boot I've monitored the biding trends on Godaddy. You should too. Do an advance search...
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    .us .US Town Hall Meeting

    According to the .US Town Hall meeting privacy will be enabled for whois come next year. What impact if any do you think this will have on the growth of the usTLD and domain name investing?
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    domain What am I doing wrong with my Domain Portfolio? - 343330.com

    IMO That is a lot of domains that cost a lot for reg fee, time management, which increases over time. It makes more sense to me to have fewer domain names replaced by more premium .com, and or dictionary one wonders. Be prepared to hold domains 5- 10 years.. Here is how I think you need to...
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    events Petition to remove all restrictions from .US

    IMO I feel like all domain name investors should care. It also positively impacts other stakeholders,like registrar, foreign entities, etc.
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    Is .US dead (??)

    This is a screen shot from today (7/5/16). None of these domains are mine. But I'm curious to see what happens. I do not recall ever seeing this much activity on namejet over .us... keep in mind there still in the prerelease.
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    advice How to find end users

    And FYI...finding an end user is a lot like fishing.. In that you are waiting for that fish to bite maybe for days, weeks, years. You need to be prepared to wait. You list on as many major markets as you can. There is really no secret.
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    advice How to find end users

    Finding an end-user for that domain name may be a waiting game...that's if you find one at all. Not a bad two worder for a .com or a .net... But not so much for .io IMO ccTLD good investments are one word, short LLL, NNN... and that's about it. A lot of people have a misconception that was is...
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    Is .US dead (??)

    @kemjika11 I agree to an extent... but the more common letters used are more likely to be used in a business name. For example, icras are more commonly used then zqxy in a business name. You are more likely to find an end user for rcs.us than for zqy.us. However, I do agree that all lll.us are...
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    Is .US dead (??)

    It sounds like you are saying the usTLD will never mature because the general public in the U.S accept .com as the usTLD and do not accept the actual .usTLD Yet .net, .co, .cc, and potential other gTLD like xyz can be accepted by the U.S? and do well? The main problem for the .us is not a lack...
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    discuss Let's freaken talk .US

    Ok, NNN, and NNNN .US are the rarest of all??? I have been investigating .US domains. I have discovered that the only .US domains available are NNN and NNNN Neustar, explains it like this The following domains cannot be registered ◾All numbers five digits and higher All numbers in the format...
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    events Petition to remove all restrictions from .US

    @EZPZYO I would like to see this succeed. But I cannot change how many people sign, if it gets 2,3, or more signatures. What I can do I've done.
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    Is .US dead (??)

    My mother-in-law doesn't have an lll.us either @Brandingtheweb.com ...jk
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    news Breaking: Microsoft To Purchase LinkedIn For $26.2 Billion

    Wow, its funny that Bing, my personal least liked search engine, has purchased my personal least liked social network... That's a double negative.
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    domain Fraance.com -The typo

    Now that is obviously not the same as fraance.com. And if you think it is.... I can't help you
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    Is .US dead (??)

    I think the point is there are buyers and .us is of interest... It does not matter if sales complete or not. That's irrelevant. The point is someone is and was willing to pay said amount. Jb, you sound stuck on being against .us no matter what the evidence shows. Which just reinforces my...
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