poll .com price crash? - Cost Of Malinvestment?

[Rhythm8]

Source: namebio (Huge props to namebio for revealing the reality of .com)



The domain equityinvestor.com sold for $1,050 at GoDaddy for a decrease of 64%.
It last sold for $2,888 on April 11th, 2007 at BuyDomains.

The domain dragonpoker.com sold for $595 at GoDaddy for a decrease of 94%.
It last sold for $10,000 on June 12th, 2012 at Sedo.

The domain flexiheat.com sold for $175 at NameJet for a decrease of 97%.
It last sold for $5,000 on March 12th, 2011 at Sedo.

The domain cheapwood.com sold for $100 at NameJet for a decrease of 94%.
It last sold for $1,801 on April 23rd, 2006 at SnapNames.

The domain californiachampagne.com sold for $1,054 at GoDaddy for a decrease of 75%.
It last sold for $4,288 on November 11th, 2012 at Afternic.

The domain diamondjeweller.com sold for $510 at Sedo for a decrease of 87%.
It last sold for $4,000 on December 3rd, 2014 at Sedo.

The domain highwaylogistics.com sold for $151 at NameJet for a decrease of 95%.
It last sold for $2,988 on June 12th, 2015 at BuyDomains.

The domain insurancesupermarket.com sold for $221 at NameJet for a decrease of 99%.
It last sold for $15,000 on April 11th, 2007 at Sedo.

The domain iwage.com sold for $511 at NameJet for a decrease of 66%.
It last sold for $1,500 on March 10th, 2015 at NameJet.

The domain stemcellregeneration.com sold for $610 at GoDaddy for a decrease of 84%.
It last sold for $3,788 on May 21st, 2014 at GoDaddy.

The domain startup360.com sold for $1,266 at GoDaddy for a decrease of 58%.
It last sold for $3,000 on January 25th, 2011 at Sedo.

The domain megavault.com sold for $709 at GoDaddy for a decrease of 79%.
It last sold for $3,350 on December 2nd, 2012 at Afternic.

The domain giantvideo.com sold for $155 at GoDaddy for a decrease of 95%.
It last sold for $3,288 on February 5th, 2008 at Afternic.

The domain premiermedical.com sold for $3,250 at NameJet for a decrease of 21%.
It last sold for $4,100 on August 6th, 2013 at NameJet.

The domain facets.com sold for $8,088 at NameJet for a decrease of 31%.
It last sold for $11,721 on January 25th, 2012 at Sedo.

The domain pmpw.com sold for $1,324 at NameJet for a decrease of 30%.
It last sold for $1,900 on May 5th, 2016 at NameJet.

The domain hypertravel.com sold for $309 at GoDaddy for a decrease of 85%.
It last sold for $2,088 on December 4th, 2006 at BuyDomains.

The domain starterhomes.com sold for $4,138 at DropCatch for a decrease of 17%.
It last sold for $4,999 on May 13th, 2016 at Uniregistry.

The domain wirelesslife.com sold for $301 at NameJet for a decrease of 92%.
It last sold for $3,888 on February 19th, 2008 at Afternic.

The domain resourcepage.com sold for $105 at GoDaddy for a decrease of 97%.
It last sold for $3,350 on October 13th, 2013 at Afternic.

The domain freesubscription.com sold for $109 at Sedo for a decrease of 97%.
It last sold for $3,600 on May 19th, 2009 at NameJet.

The domain spiritualsupport.com sold for $265 at NameJet for a decrease of 92%.
It last sold for $3,175 on November 1st, 2016 at BuyDomains.

etc

 

[dordomai]

Such as?

EHIV.COM

 

[Rinkuji]

Where the hell is the "NO" in your poll?

He intentionally not added it. He know 90% votes go to NO NO NO

 

[Rhythm8]

EHIV.COM

So just CHIPs that will sell to chinese?
anything else?

 

[dordomai]

So just CHIPs that will sell to chinese?
anything else?

i don't follow all his buys but I know he is bidding on generic .nets also for example southpole.net

 

[JB Lions]

So just CHIPs that will sell to chinese?
anything else?

Besides him buying .com all day long he said this in a recent interview:

"While domainers have taken to new gTLDs in greater numbers than Schilling anticipated, demand among worldwide consumers has been slower than expected, Schilling said."

Kind of goes back to what I said. Sell .com to end users, sell new gltds to newbies/domainers.

http://domainincite.com/21603-schilling-big-price-increases-needed-to-keep-new-gtlds-alive

 

[Rhythm8]

i don't follow all his buys but I know he is bidding on generic .nets also for example southpole.net

So he's buying everything he buys and selling everything he sells.

He's basically the ultimate domain dealer. I'm not surprised tbh.

 

[Wannabean]

If you follow the OP's other activity on the forum a picture is starting to form. Account been dormant for a decade and suddenly there's a whole plethora of posts popping up from this member.

I've seen others who appear to have either for/against .com agendas round here before. You can usually spot them because their posts are basically propaganda, comprised of very carefully selected pieces of information, that whilst factually correct, are out of context and designed to support a conclusion that was arrived at before hand.

I think it's pretty clear here that @Rhythm8 decided .com prices crashing was an idea they'd like to push and then went out and selectively gathered information that supports this conclusion and omitted everything else.

 

[Wannabean]

Bwhahaah - who in their right mind pays $15 000 for InsuranceSupermarket.com

An end user. All this thread is really telling us is the difference between the .com end user and wholesale markets.

 

[Premiums]

tech.xyz 3,072 USD 2016-12-21

tech.xyz 2,050 USD 2017-01-22

tech.xyz 1,600 USD 2017-02-05

Prices are falling everywhere

2018: tech.xyz is available for registration

 

[dordomai]

So he's buying everything he buys and selling everything he sells.

He's basically the ultimate domain dealer. I'm not surprised tbh.

he is still buying up a lot of legacy domains. if i were to believe they had no future i would sell as many domains as possible not buy more.

the prices on his better domains have not been changed in the past years only inflation adjusted maybe.

does not look he is liquidating his holdings so he must believe they have a future.

 

[ComboNames]

Vote
Op's poll is stupid:

• Yes
• Of course
• Absolutely

 

[WhoaDomain.com]

If you follow the OP's other activity on the forum a picture is starting to form. Account been dormant for a decade and suddenly there's a whole plethora of posts popping up from this member.

I've seen others who appear to have either for/against .com agendas round here before. You can usually spot them because their posts are basically propaganda, comprised of very carefully selected pieces of information, that whilst factually correct, are out of context and designed to support a conclusion that was arrived at before hand.

I think it's pretty clear here that @Rhythm8 decided .com prices crashing was an idea they'd like to push and then went out and selectively gathered information that supports this conclusion and omitted everything else.

Capt Obvious asks. "to what end?"

 

[MasterOfMyDomains]

2018: tech.xyz is available for registration

2019: xyz registry folds like an accordion

 

[kandyan]

No choice to Deny.

Poll is Rigged!

Bigly..

 

[Jimmy Hoffa]

What the ... Am I dreaming or someone is really asking this on NamePROS?

 

[Recons.Com]

Source: namebio (Huge props to namebio for revealing the reality of .com)



The domain equityinvestor.com sold for $1,050 at GoDaddy for a decrease of 64%.
It last sold for $2,888 on April 11th, 2007 at BuyDomains.

The domain dragonpoker.com sold for $595 at GoDaddy for a decrease of 94%.
It last sold for $10,000 on June 12th, 2012 at Sedo.

The domain flexiheat.com sold for $175 at NameJet for a decrease of 97%.
It last sold for $5,000 on March 12th, 2011 at Sedo.

The domain cheapwood.com sold for $100 at NameJet for a decrease of 94%.
It last sold for $1,801 on April 23rd, 2006 at SnapNames.

The domain californiachampagne.com sold for $1,054 at GoDaddy for a decrease of 75%.
It last sold for $4,288 on November 11th, 2012 at Afternic.

The domain diamondjeweller.com sold for $510 at Sedo for a decrease of 87%.
It last sold for $4,000 on December 3rd, 2014 at Sedo.

The domain highwaylogistics.com sold for $151 at NameJet for a decrease of 95%.
It last sold for $2,988 on June 12th, 2015 at BuyDomains.

The domain insurancesupermarket.com sold for $221 at NameJet for a decrease of 99%.
It last sold for $15,000 on April 11th, 2007 at Sedo.

The domain iwage.com sold for $511 at NameJet for a decrease of 66%.
It last sold for $1,500 on March 10th, 2015 at NameJet.

The domain stemcellregeneration.com sold for $610 at GoDaddy for a decrease of 84%.
It last sold for $3,788 on May 21st, 2014 at GoDaddy.

The domain startup360.com sold for $1,266 at GoDaddy for a decrease of 58%.
It last sold for $3,000 on January 25th, 2011 at Sedo.

The domain megavault.com sold for $709 at GoDaddy for a decrease of 79%.
It last sold for $3,350 on December 2nd, 2012 at Afternic.

The domain giantvideo.com sold for $155 at GoDaddy for a decrease of 95%.
It last sold for $3,288 on February 5th, 2008 at Afternic.

The domain premiermedical.com sold for $3,250 at NameJet for a decrease of 21%.
It last sold for $4,100 on August 6th, 2013 at NameJet.

The domain facets.com sold for $8,088 at NameJet for a decrease of 31%.
It last sold for $11,721 on January 25th, 2012 at Sedo.

The domain pmpw.com sold for $1,324 at NameJet for a decrease of 30%.
It last sold for $1,900 on May 5th, 2016 at NameJet.

The domain hypertravel.com sold for $309 at GoDaddy for a decrease of 85%.
It last sold for $2,088 on December 4th, 2006 at BuyDomains.

The domain starterhomes.com sold for $4,138 at DropCatch for a decrease of 17%.
It last sold for $4,999 on May 13th, 2016 at Uniregistry.

The domain wirelesslife.com sold for $301 at NameJet for a decrease of 92%.
It last sold for $3,888 on February 19th, 2008 at Afternic.

The domain resourcepage.com sold for $105 at GoDaddy for a decrease of 97%.
It last sold for $3,350 on October 13th, 2013 at Afternic.

The domain freesubscription.com sold for $109 at Sedo for a decrease of 97%.
It last sold for $3,600 on May 19th, 2009 at NameJet.

The domain spiritualsupport.com sold for $265 at NameJet for a decrease of 92%.
It last sold for $3,175 on November 1st, 2016 at BuyDomains.

etc

GD auctions are 99% resellers. The original purchase was by end user that had an idea that did not materialize and/or went bust.

You cannot compare wholesale/reseller to retail/enduser.

If anything, it shows those are very good names if they hold so much reseller value and EquityInvestor will sell again for mid $x,xxx or higher.

 

[ikhub]

Dot com haters should have been prosecuted and should be in jail, Instead they are running for prominence in what looks like a rigged poll. The poll is absolutely being rigged by the dishonest and distorted media pushing dot com haters — but also at many polling places — SAD.

 

[dordomai]

2019: xyz registry folds like an accordion

2019 .xyz -1 cent registrations meaning the registry pays you 1 cent for each domain that you register.

2020 xyz registry folds like an accordion

 

[JB Lions]

Such as?

One posted today -
"Frank Schilling bought AudioStore.com at NameJet recently and also sold ChristianFlags.com."

Found in this section, where you can see more - https://www.namepros.com/search/8878767/?q=Frank+Schilling&o=date&c[node]=172

These are from 2017

"Frank Schilling’s Name Administration continues to buy four letter .COM domains. Among the many domains recently bought by Frank are lslo.com ($515), dbso.com ($545) and cbru.com ($400). Frank also sold TS3.com recently to a company called TS3 Technologies."

"Frank Schilling sells StLouisProperty.com, TheAssistant.com and BeachCommunities.com. His company bought many four-letter .COM's in the last couple of weeks. Around fifty of these names have now moved to another Uniregistry account."

"Frank Schilling buys a number of four-letter .COM’s including cgeu.com, eaor.com and ehiv.com."

"Frank Schilling sells DomainStats.com to the owner of DomainStats.io. The domain had an Afternic "buy now" price of $40,800. Frank also sold pbet.com."

"Frank Schilling sold xtrax.com and unroll.com last week among many other sales."

"Frank Schilling sold BJCP.com, ThePick.com and Insincerely.com."

"Frank Schilling sold Math.net, Knuckles.com and DNHO.com, to name just a few recent transactions. Frank continues to add to his portfolio by purchasing many two-word .COM’s such as AirportWorld.com, FriedEggs.com and SoundAngel.com."

"Frank Schilling sold ALPD.com from his portfolio. The domain had a $37,200 “buy now” price at Afternic and the name looks to have been acquired by Apptronics, a Chinese company who have a product called Advanced Laser Phosphor Display (ALPD)."

"Frank Schilling sold HireAmerican.com within the last few months. The name is already being used to host a careers website."

 

[ustradebitcoin]

buying .com is a good idea , no 2,3 ,4l.com are available to register. and you will find alot 4l with other extension to register.
.com is the king and it will always be the king.

 

[bmugford]

That poll is a sham.

You have -

2 options for Yes/Of Course.
2 options for Maybe/Probably.
0 options for No.

Brad

 

[dordomai]

One posted today -
"Frank Schilling bought AudioStore.com at NameJet recently and also sold ChristianFlags.com."

Found in this section, where you can see more - https://www.namepros.com/search/8878767/?q=Frank+Schilling&o=date&c[node]=172

These are from 2017

"Frank Schilling’s Name Administration continues to buy four letter .COM domains. Among the many domains recently bought by Frank are lslo.com ($515), dbso.com ($545) and cbru.com ($400). Frank also sold TS3.com recently to a company called TS3 Technologies."

"Frank Schilling sells StLouisProperty.com, TheAssistant.com and BeachCommunities.com. His company bought many four-letter .COM's in the last couple of weeks. Around fifty of these names have now moved to another Uniregistry account."

"Frank Schilling buys a number of four-letter .COM’s including cgeu.com, eaor.com and ehiv.com."

"Frank Schilling sells DomainStats.com to the owner of DomainStats.io. The domain had an Afternic "buy now" price of $40,800. Frank also sold pbet.com."

"Frank Schilling sold xtrax.com and unroll.com last week among many other sales."

"Frank Schilling sold BJCP.com, ThePick.com and Insincerely.com."

"Frank Schilling sold Math.net, Knuckles.com and DNHO.com, to name just a few recent transactions. Frank continues to add to his portfolio by purchasing many two-word .COM’s such as AirportWorld.com, FriedEggs.com and SoundAngel.com."

"Frank Schilling sold ALPD.com from his portfolio. The domain had a $37,200 “buy now” price at Afternic and the name looks to have been acquired by Apptronics, a Chinese company who have a product called Advanced Laser Phosphor Display (ALPD)."

"Frank Schilling sold HireAmerican.com within the last few months. The name is already being used to host a careers website."

it looks like Schilling is making a lot of money with AM radio. Many of these sales still have the BIN prices listed (40-200k sale price). Unroll is 180k for example. Math.net 140k

he is making fortunes selling outdated .com and .net

 

[alcy]

what a bunch of crap.

 

[Wannabean]

Capt Obvious asks. "to what end?"

Some people are employed to create online personalities that push agendas. Verisign do it too (I believe) and it's not new or exclusive to domaining. It's also a very popular practice in politics.

 

[Teddy7]

The new emoji domain names may take over in the future ...