.ASIA Diamonds (crème de la crème)

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We have seen hundreds if not thousands of .ASIA domain names posted throughout various threads on NAMEPROS and DNF. Some have very little value and marketability; it has been indeed surprising to see such names regisitered during LANDRUSH and GOLIVE. Many of us have been hit with .ASIA domain fever and, as a result, a large quantity of names have been registered to date, including all recent and up and coming auctions.

To filter through this overflowing volcano of names, this thread is dedicated to the .ASIA DIAMONDS - The names that you consider being your best registrations / auction wins over the past few weeks.

Only quality names allowed - max 2-3 key words.
Max. 12 names per post. Feedback on names always appreciated and valued by all parties.

I will start:

- Nobody.asia
- Unleaded.asia
- Uploader.asia
- HotelServices.asia
- FundWatch.asia
- CheapGas.asia
- Tsubasa.asia
- Ashanti.asia
- MediaPlayers.asia
- FreeClassifiedAds.asia
- GoPhone.asia
- ForexTraders.asia (www)
 
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My creme de la creme...

stockbroking.asia
accountancy.asia
 
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ftps.asia
computerdeals.asia
dvdz.asia
etrips.asia
 
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My Best .asia Names

Gasahol.asia
closet.asia
Streetfight.asia
Avanti.asia
PCTech.asia
Mouthwash.asia
ComputerTech.asia

I also have

Tasia.asia
Mystify.asia
Debunk.asia
ThaiChicks.asia

and a handful more...

Comments?
 
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Federer .. care to answer at least one of these?
Is it me, or does anyone else find the thread title even remotely ironic?

Kath said:
Which analysts ?


Really ? Do you work for google ? :)

Granted, but I'm still waiting to see the gems :red:
 
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What I find highly amusing is that despite the fact the evidence is suggesting that the most valuable domains in dot EU generally have a localised flavour, even if they are ASCII Typos of the real thing, it seems that local flavour is being totally and utterly ignored by those registering dot Asia. Nearly everything is what the average frustrated American domainer would register in dot Com given half a choice. To me this suggests that it is not the Asian market that is being targeted by the by proxy the US market. Now, I can understand why .TV might sound attractive in the US. although it orginal meant Tuvalu, but I am a bit lost on why dot Asia might be such a good idea in that market. As for the bit about Analyst putting this extension second behind dot com well, it is just going to cost a lot of money in keyboard replacement due to the inability of readers to swallow liquids whilst splitting their sides.

scriptfordali said:
Not sure what you mean? Recent .eu sales indicate quite a few good/great names going for $500 - $6000

e.g. (from http://dnsaleprice.com/ - search .eu only)


Eigentumswohnung.eu $6,930
BeTon.eu $5,082
CollectorZ.eu $4,737
KX.eu $4,607
Gag.eu $4,453
EShopping.eu $4,407
ParisSportifs.eu $4,391
Videothek.eu $4,356
DebitCard.eu $4,356
Datenschutz.eu $4,315
PokerNet.eu $3,948
CGF.eu $3,856
Frost.eu $3,678
SmartBox.eu $3,581
Edelstahl.eu $3,486
JQ.eu $3,315
Elektromobile.eu $3,126
NDS.eu $2,810
Boohoo.eu $2,685
Sommers.eu $2,394
 
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DVB-T , asia
22,200,000 results for "DVB-T" the new broadcast standard http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q="dvb-t"&btnG=Search

DVBT , asia
2,010,000 results for "DVBT" http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q="dvbt"&btnG=Search

Condenser , asia
8,780,000 reults for "condenser" http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q="condenser"&btnG=Search

Regs , asia
7,080,000 results for "Regs" http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q="regs"&btnG=Search

Gazi , asia
17,200,000 results for "Gazi" a very popular asian name and title http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q="gazi"&btnG=Search

SoundOf , asia
51,900,000 for "Sound Of" http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q="sound+of"&btnG=Search

ProSound , asia
1,640,000 results for "ProSound" http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q="prosound"&btnG=Search

Bitmap , asia
12,300,000 results for "Bitmap" http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q="bitmap"&btnG=Search

C64 , asia
8,570,000 results for "C64" http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q="c64"&btnG=Search

Memristors , asia
only 248,000 english results for "Memristor" up until now.. it's the comming revolution in IT technology, but there most definately will be much demand soon... http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=memristor&btnG=Google+Search
 
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mulligan said:
Federer .. care to answer at least one of these?
Is it me, or does anyone else find the thread title even remotely ironic?

Domains in this thread are even more ironic btw :laugh:
 
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All that glitter is not diamond :hehe:
 
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rocka said:
C64 , asia
8,570,000 results for "C64" http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q="c64"&btnG=Search

Memristors , asia
only 248,000 english results for "Memristor" up until now.. it's the comming revolution in IT technology, but there most definately will be much demand soon... http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=memristor&btnG=Google+Search

C64 or Commodore 64 :) I have one at my home. This is a domain that a lot of end users will fight for. Yes, because the 1982 release is so new, and the 64 kb memory is unbeaten. Many companies will want this and will pay big bucks for it .... not.

Or Memristors ... while I do not like .biz, but it is available in .biz, and even if I have 0 .asia's or .biz's, this one is too early to speculate on.

Creme de la creme? I am sure it is not.
 
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:lol:
hehe ok, so they are not creme de la creme..
may have left them out of my list. But they're not as bad as some of the ones listed in previous posts in this topic..
I've seen here domain names that don't even reach the mark of 10k g00gle results and you pick the worst out of my list haha ;)

Regarding Memristors: with the pace of (computer) technology we have today, I'm sure it doesn't take long for memristor tech to get really big..




Alex said:
C64 or Commodore 64 :) I have one at my home. This is a domain that a lot of end users will fight for. Yes, because the 1982 release is so new, and the 64 kb memory is unbeaten. Many companies will want this and will pay big bucks for it .... not.

Or Memristors ... while I do not like .biz, but it is available in .biz, and even if I have 0 .asia's or .biz's, this one is too early to speculate on.

Creme de la creme? I am sure it is not.
 
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rocka said:
:lol:
hehe ok, so they are not creme de la creme..
may have left them out of my list. But they're not as bad as some of the ones listed in previous posts in this topic..
I've seen here domain names that don't even reach the mark of 10k g00gle results and you pick the worst out of my list haha ;)

Regarding Memristors: with the pace of (computer) technology we have today, I'm sure it doesn't take long for memristor tech to get really big..

Truth is there are worse domains listed. I just did not want to reply to an older post :)
 
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Ok ;)
 
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oekaki.asia
 
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Two more auction wins for the list:


Banks.asia

Overture: 1,469,460/mo....Wordtracker: 99,417/mo


Currency.asia

Overture: 94,610/mo....Wordtracker: 52,000/mo


Both are great generics - with unlimited potential - and, both fit the extension perfectly, imo.


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DomainTalker said:
Two more auction wins for the list:

Banks.asia

Overture: 1,469,460/mo....Wordtracker: 99,417/mo

surely this is the best! :gn:
A very nice pick!
congratulations!!!
 
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Alex said:
C64 or Commodore 64 :) I have one at my home.

sweet memories
B-)

although i was bought an amstrad cpc464 first with green monitor >:(

my friends had acorns and then bbc's, then everyone had commodores, they are still good now, was gonna get one other day on ebay for nostalgia purposes :laugh:

although i still remember playing tennis on the atari lol
 
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arnie said:
sweet memories
B-)

although i was bought an amstrad cpc464 first with green monitor >:(

my friends had acorns and then bbc's, then everyone had commodores, they are still good now, was gonna get one other day on ebay for nostalgia purposes :laugh:

although i still remember playing tennis on the atari lol

Plenty of emulators on the web for all those machines. Iv'e still got my zx81,speccy,C64,ST and Amiga in the loft B-)
 
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arnie said:
sweet memories
B-)

Hehe, at least the domain is good for reminiscing :hehe:

Cheers
Rocka

DomainTalker said:
Banks.asia

Currency.asia

GREAT!! These are fantastic domains..
Congrats!
 
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Thanks for the comments, guys...I'm happy with them.

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fmcg.asia
insured.asia
creditconsolidation.asia
debtrepair.asia
booktickets.asia
scored.asia
orderbook.asia
multiplex.asia
pensionplan.asia
discountcards.asia
termlife.asia
 
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