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discuss Anyone care to participate in a quick buyout?

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Greetings,

The only extension with any premiums left is 5n .info, and ULTRA premiums for 6n .info. It's my guess that the Chinese invasion will soon hit that one very soon in their efforts to corner the numeric market. It's the only one left. They have already accumulated many 5n .info premiums over the last couple of weeks, but there is still a lot of meat on the bone, but maybe not for long. .info's are $3.17 with tax, and we can all corner that extension ourselves before China if you are interested. Before you say China is not interested in .info, start doing some random Who Is look ups and you will see that's not the case, and there is a just a small window to do this. They have already obtained all premiums in 5n across the board and 5n .info will certainly be next.

Don't get greedy and don't spend money that you don't have to do this. Like with domaining, this is a gamble like with anything else. I would be really surprised if the Chinese don't take them all very very soon. This game is not only about the extension itself, but is probably more-so about short premiums.

No prob if you want to sit this one out. But keep in mind, this will probably be your last chance to hand reg a premium numeric at 5n on any extension for the future in domaining.

Best of luck to all!

Ryan
 
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Does anyone have a list they wish to share of the remaining ?
 
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There is a lot of doubles available i.e 55177.info and things of that nature. But not a lot.
 
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There are also Ultra premiums like 188887.info, etc... but 5n should probably be the first.
 
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Do you have a link to this quote - "Get ready for the .info numeric boom", Rick Schwartz.

"Before you say China is not interested"

If they were, they would have bought them all up already. I guess they're waiting for domainers to do it, so they can pay them multiples instead of reg fee. I'm sure China has plenty of newbie domainers as well, so this wouldn't be a shock. Of course, I'm still wondering why you don't go ahead and finish buying them up yourself.
 
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no, will not. The chinese's started to register .xyz, so the .infos numeric more than 4 will not be sold !
 
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I sold a 6N.info for $60 right here on namepro's!
 
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588888.info :)
 
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Besides lucky 8 what are considered to be ultra premium #'s? 6,7,8,9? or just 789? or am I missing some other digits? thanks.
 
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You'll probably get the 5 6 info running up the pyramid on here and the Western market but don't see it in the Chinese market.
 
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no, will not. The chinese's started to register .xyz, so the .infos numeric more than 4 will not be sold !

Ya makes sense, lol. The Chinese have already bought out every triple number on 5n .info, and numerous 88. There just happens to be a little meat on the bone.

Keep loading up on .xyz there chief. There are also some good .mobi's just waiting for you. :D
 
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Keep in mind, I'm not saying to buyout all of 5n .info, ONLY the premiums. There can't be more than a couple hundred available. Hell, people here were pushing a buyout of 7.com, of around 10 million combos, lol. This one is only $3.17 per name and only a couple hundred available.

If you all think you can hand reg 5n premiums on any other extensions, would like to hear what's available. I just happened to notice that this is the last extension standing (from the oldest original extensions), and trying to be a step ahead. If we notice the pattern that's been happening, it won't be for long for these "premiums" are gone. Just days I'm guessing. If it's not for you, save your $60.00 and don't purchase 30 premiums.

I simply exploited this very small opening. Now, what you folks choose to do with than "info" is up to you. :D

Don't be surprised if I'm one step ahead of the Chinese. I'm usually always a step ahead in life.
 
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Ya makes sense, lol. The Chinese have already bought out every triple number on 5n .info, and numerous 88. There just happens to be a little meat on the bone.

Keep loading up on .xyz there chief. There are also some good .mobi's just waiting for you. :D
I'd already regitered some .mobi, hope chinese will be greedy :))
 
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Do you realize this is a futile exercise ?
If a domain is taken the Chinese (or the other domainers) will move on the next domain, or next extension. They are even buying .cm.
But at the end of the day .cm is garbage. So is .info. So is .biz. So is .mobi.
.xyz is garbage too. I don't care about Google Alphabet. It doesn't change a thing.

Also, a buyout is not necessary when certain patterns are preferred over others. ie. 8 iso 4, 0.

Trying to corner the market will not produce wealth where there is no end user demand.
 
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Anyone want to guess how many numeric drops we will see over the next three renewal cycles?
 
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Do you realize this is a futile exercise ?
If a domain is taken the Chinese (or the other domainers) will move on the next domain, or next extension. They are even buying .cm.
But at the end of the day .cm is garbage. So is .info. So is .biz. So is .mobi.
.xyz is garbage too. I don't care about Google Alphabet. It doesn't change a thing.

Also, a buyout is not necessary when certain patterns are preferred over others. ie. 8 iso 4, 0.

Trying to corner the market will not produce wealth where there is no end user demand.

.xyz is garbage too.

For any real domainer any extension it is a valuable aset, It is not garbage, it is an opportunity to make money from it, even if you sell "garbage" to others for hundreds of dollars.

So you want to make money or what?!

Do you want to make money or just to comment here?
 
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