Mcpherson
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I've read on here a few different times that people seem to not value a domain as much if the other TLD's (.net.org, etc.) aren't taken. While this would make sense when you think about the demand for the domain itself, it doesn't seem to hold up in many situations.
I went through the last few pages of the Namepros completed sales thread and put all of the domains that were sold through a quick Godaddy search. In most cases the .net and .org TLD's were unregistered and still available. This is the case for many .com domains that have sold for thousands of dollars.
So, is it really that important of a factor whether or not the other TLD's are registered when considering new domains to buy?
I went through the last few pages of the Namepros completed sales thread and put all of the domains that were sold through a quick Godaddy search. In most cases the .net and .org TLD's were unregistered and still available. This is the case for many .com domains that have sold for thousands of dollars.
So, is it really that important of a factor whether or not the other TLD's are registered when considering new domains to buy?