domain I-P.biz

[DomainOgre]

Never have been a big .biz fan or a hyphen fan, but I like this one. Could be Internet Protocol, Internet Phone, Image Processing etc. Any opinions?

 

[RJ]

or 'intellectual property' of course. Could make a good site for an IP lawyer. Nice and short. Value unknown!

 

[DomainOgre]

Thats a great one, RJ! Did not even think about that one because it could be so many things.

 

[Coastalguy]

"Industrial Property" is another possibility. Depending on its usage the price could be anywhere from Reg fee++ to $$$ (even as a .biz).

"Internet Programming" is another.

ST

 

[jj2ii3344]

I have seen these go for $30+ on WebHostingTalk.com with the .COM! Good luck!

 

[DomainOgre]

I am sure you have but were the acronyms any good? I-P is a lot different than something like G-X.

 

[mdurrant]

Letter - Letter domains carry the same rarity as two letter domains (676 possibilities), but not necessarily the same value (yet).

I like I-P, but don't see much instant-value in the .biz. Maybe $20-$50 wholesale, or much higher to an end-user (like stated above "intellectual property" lawyers, or even an ISP, "internet protocol).

What I would do is flirt with the market, see what some people would offer you for it, if it's reg fee to $50, I'd hold onto it for awhile, stick it in the vault. I'd hate to sell it to somebody for $20 one day who sells it for $200 a couple months later.

 

[DomainOgre]

Thanks for the advice. I might do that or put something on it myself someday like Internet Property.

 

[Jeff]

Originally posted by DomainOgre
Thanks for the advice. I might do that or put something on it myself someday like Internet Property.

Allow the ".BIZ" to evolve further, my green, two-toothed friend. :D
Reg. fee - $25+ ("Quick Sale" wholesale) at the present time ... with a great combination of lettering, combined with a narly hyphen and the maturing extension, IMHO. Worthy of holding on to for the long-term, or posibly in development, as mentioned.
Good Luck here.