I've located a single short word with the extension .email Is it worth purchasing or would it hold no value?
Thanks
Thanks
I was just about to say..stop getting his hopes up everyone. Did you just check to see if the PornoEmail.com was taken, or actually developed? It has a 1990's style poorly designed landing page (beware, banners as well! lol) and no real website behind it. Anyways, if there is one thing you've already learned on this forum it's that you should probably purchase the name before you post about it here, which you already did. That's a start.
I don't think you'll get much for the name. Especially since Porn.email is parked and for sale already, and that is ideally the better version (Porn in your Email or something, maybe?). Start developing or go list on GFY and you might get lucky![]()
I have been rather disappointed with adult industry in general, even though I am a customer. So many of the sites are seriously outdated, don't work well on mobile, etc.
A lot of them don't want to pay to modernize. There are a few good ones, I won't mention them, but most - they are really bad. And if you portscan the servers, they clearly don't know what they are doing.
I don't think porn or porno on .email has much market value.
No..Everybody pays by mobile nowadayspayby.email anybody?
No..Everybody pays by mobile nowadays
Whatever you say or whatever theory you want to give.. Its a crap domain and a crap extension.Paypal, skrill, paxum, payoneer, Payza and all of the other sites that I can't be bothered to research/ type that allow users to send money to each other by email address will be gutted to hear this news.
Not saying payby.mobile wouldn't be a better domain than payby.email but as this thread was about .email and payby.mobile isn't available yet...........
Edited to reflect my discovery that .mobile is in pre-order stage
Doesn't matter whether you sell 1 premium domain or 100 crap domains. If you get a return on your money it was worth doing it.
More than one billionaire started out selling crap![]()
Due to lack in experience I'm terrible at spotting a domain which could have a good resale value.
I remember when I first stated selling domains I was buying (not really selling) some really bad domains.
I was losing money fast and from this I had to change my domain buying habits.
A few simple rules I use:
Saying the above I still lose money on some domains but no so much.
- Must be .com
- Must make sense
- Shorter the better
- Business related
Also, I look at it like this I gain a customer even though I take a loss on a domain![]()
The cheapest I found was at namecheap 16.88Who has the cheapest .email registration?


