Hyphenated .NETs with industry name (e.g. auto-repair.net). Do they have a chance?

[33S]

Let's say I think a few industries are going to do well in the future and I want to register their exact names with a hyphen in .net, like auto-repair.net, because .com and non-hyphenated net aren't available.

Let's say those industries take off, will hyphenated .nets have a chance or they are too ugly to be bought? Because one blow it's a .net, the other is the hyphen, but on the other hand an exact industry name is sweet.

Thanks

 

[RU]

hyphenated .net is an awful.

 

[garptrader]

Don't waste your money on hyphenated .Nets or even hyphenated .COMs. With all the new TLD options out there you really need to focus investment dollars on the best domains - not just because they are available for reg fee. 100 Reg Fee domains still cost close to $1000 and another thousand in annual renewals. Perhaps with that money you could win an auction for a nice keyword .COM which only costs $10/year to renew. At this point I only have one hyphenated .COM remaining - keywords for the same industry as Victoria Secret.

 

[Fliporium]

Check out this estibot link for a high-competition, high CPC hyphenated .net:

http://www.estibot.com/appraise.php...cde2f3dead16585&domain=accident-attorneys.net

This should give you an idea if your possible future industries can match.