domain d-o.us e-x.us n-o.us t-j.us t-k.us Appraisal please.

[DotUSDomains]

Hello all,

Please appraise these names for me.

D-O.us

E-X.us

T-J.us

T-k.us

N-O.us


Thanks for looking,

any comments are appreciates.

Thanks.

 

[worldstar]

reg fee to low $xx I am afraid!

 

[DotUSDomains]

Hello all,

Thanks for the appraisal worldstar,

Anyone else want to give 1.

Thanks for looking.

 

[JasonC]

Reg fee. This is because of the extension and because of the "-".

 

[barefoottech]

Wh-at i-s wi-th a-ll t-he hyp-hens
I li-ke th-e U-se of th-em whe-re i-t ma-kes
th-e na-me mor-e re-adable.
Bu-t y-ours a-re poi-nt-less
Va-lue $0-0

 

[HugoD]

Because of the extention I would say reg fee to low $xx

I own some of the hyphened two letter domains and in my opinion the hyphen isn't that bad at all. Taking in mind you can't reg any two letter domains and if one comes available you'll need a jackpot in order to be able to pay for them.

Not long ago si.net was sold for little over $11k on Snapnames.

When the regular .com or .net two letter domain isn't available or not developed than the hyphened one is a very nice option to go for. Saves you alot of money, will cost you a few visitors that has to be said but all in all you'll come out as a winner I'm sure.

Nevertheless goodluck with (re)selling/developing your names.

Cheers

 

[DJ_Guvana]

MAJOR RULES IN DOMAINING:

Do NOT! use hyphens if your planning on buying to sell. If there for your own use then your content and traffic will create the domains value.

 

[StudioWorks]

Hey,

Reg fee for each of them, IMHO.

SW

 

[rcep]

in my point of view

i NEVER EVER advise ising a " - " in domains when people guess a domain they rarl=y do add them and it make your domain long when u say it
anyways am changing my whole website name because my domain is already taken i could only add a - + another word so its a realy bad thing to have a -
i really hate it