discuss IF YOU DONT OWN DOT COM YOU DONT HAVE MUCH!

[artstar]

Well after all the hype and hoopla and support ive had over the years trying to support other tlds its now time to admit, IF YOU DONT OWN THE DOT COM YOU DONT HAVE MUCH!

Dot com dot com dot com

No other will do, no other will take its place, no other has its value, no other has a chance against it!!!

I don't care if its now or 20 years from now if you don't own the dot com you are setting yourself up for a loss period end of story!

So to all you newbies, save your $$$$ now and buy or hand reg ONLY dot coms cause if you don't you will find you messed up bigtime!

 

[TRY]

Here is an enduser trying to purchase a .com, people suggest she gets something else, her response

"i think dot com is best, i want to do this the right way"

https://www.namepros.com/threads/help-domain-already-registered-what-to-do.956621/#post-5608391

 

[JB Lions]

For Chris Rice went thru this in May:

0 for 228 in this example:

https://www.namepros.com/threads/ca...s-digital-presence.949084/page-2#post-5551197

So the question again:

Why are they picking what you call "bad .coms" instead of new gtlds? By overwhelming numbers?

 

[Chris Rice]

No, as I said, it's a sign of how bad new gtlds are, that startups would rather go with a bad .com

Why do you keep skipping that?

Why are they picking what you call "bad .coms" instead of new gtlds? By overwhelming numbers?

I am not puzzled in the slightest. This is what happens at the peak of every market cycle.

- Why were people buying .COM stocks that had nothing more than a $50.00 domain name as an actual asset? (year 2000)

- Why were people buying real estate in the United States even up to the last second before the real estate bubble burst in 2008?
**** Well, they did the exact same thing you are doing now. @JB Lions They focused on what was selling, and at that time real estate was selling. Average investors, even so called "Experts" and "Gurus" were completely oblivous to the basic patterns of a Boom & Bust market cycle.

In case you didn't know, a bust will always follow a major boom. Your time to exit was with Mike Berkins and Rick Swartz in Jan. of 2016 but you might have missed your chance.

The demand for 2-tier, 3-tier, and even 4-tier domains in .com has gotten so high, that it has no where to go but down.

 

[JB Lions]

I am not puzzled in the slightest. This is what happens at the peak of every market cycle.

- Why were people buying .COM stocks that had nothing more than a $50.00 domain name as an actual asset? (year 2000)

- Why were people buying real estate in the United States even up to the last second before the real estate bubble burst in 2008?
**** Well, they did the exact same thing you are doing now. @JB Lions They focused on what was selling, and at that time real estate was selling. Average investors, even so called "Experts" and "Gurus" were completely oblivous to the basic patterns of a Boom & Bust market cycle.

In case you didn't know, a bust will always follow a major boom. Your time to exit was with Mike Berkins and Rick Swartz in Jan. of 2016 but you might have missed your chance.

The demand for 2-tier, 3-tier, and even 4-tier domains in .com has gotten so high, that it has no where to go but down.

"a bust will always follow a major boom."

So you're predicting .xyz will go bust? At least as far as reg numbers?

And you're saying startups are just picking .com because it's what selling? Or what exactly? .com has always been selling, always being used. It's what the public knows, it's why startups and other companies will still go to .com in overwhelming numbers. Even picking bad .coms over new gtlds. That's how strong it is.

 

[Chris Rice]

"a bust will always follow a major boom."

So you're predicting .xyz will go bust? At least as far as reg numbers?

And you're saying startups are just picking .com because it's what selling? Or what exactly? .com has always been selling, always being used.

Someday everything that exists will "bust".

It happened to the type writer, the casette player, and the "Science" of yesterday.

The junk .COM domains (2-tier to 5-tier) have already peaked, and we are witnessing the beginning of a new cycle, the intertwining of GTLDs and legacy domains like .com, .net and .org.

.XYZ just started and it has a long way to go. That is why I invested.

 

[JB Lions]

Someday everything always goes bust. It happened to the type writer, the casette player, and the "Science" of yesterday.

The junk .COM domains (2-tier to 5-tier) have already peak, and we are witnessing the beginning of a new cycle, the intertwining of GTLDs and legacy domains like .com, .net and .org.

Again, it seems the new gtld fans come up with the most ridiculous examples. Things go bust if something better comes along, something gets advanced. That's not happening here.

.XYZ just started and it has a long way to go. That is why I invested.

Or you got took in by marketing and invested in something you have no experience with. Look at your sig, just repeating the marketing message.

 

[mad409]

Someday everything that exists will "bust".

It happened to the type writer, the casette player, and the "Science" of yesterday.

The junk .COM domains (2-tier to 5-tier) have already peaked, and we are witnessing the beginning of a new cycle, the intertwining of GTLDs and legacy domains like .com, .net and .org.

.XYZ just started and it has a long way to go. That is why I invested.

Newtons first law of motion.
An object at rest stays at rest and an object in motion stays in motion with the same speed and in the same direction unless acted upon by an unbalanced force.

People also act in same way.
When all conditions are favourable and comforting people generally don't tend to come out of comfort zone and accept challenges.
When some disturbances come in a way (s)he will take the charge and accept the challenge.

In short .com has been in it's comfort zone for years, this could change and time will tell.

 

[Chris Rice]

Things go bust if something better comes along, something gets advanced. That's not happening here.

Something better has come along but you are not one of the earlier adopters. @JB Lions The fact that multi-million dollar companies have to use misspells and bad grammar in their domain names shows that all is not well, something needs change. Or to use your word, the domain name industry needs to:

ADVANCE

 

[JB Lions]

Something better has come along but you are not one of the earlier adopters. @JB Lions The fact that multi-million dollar companies have to use misspells and bad grammar in their domain names shows that all is not well, something needs change. Or to use your word, the domain name industry needs to:

ADVANCE

Not all companies do that. And from the last list posted, is this really much better:

Anglr.tech

You still have the same problem, good keywords get gobbled up by domainers and with new gtlds, registries. And not giving them up cheap.

Newtons first law of motion.
An object at rest stays at rest and an object in motion stays in motion with the same speed and in the same direction unless acted upon by an unbalanced force.

People also act in same way.
When all conditions are favourable and comforting people generally don't tend to come out of comfort zone and accept challenges.
When some disturbances come in a way (s)he will take the charge and accept the challenge.

In short .com has been in it's comfort zone for years, this could change and time will tell.

So .com is a physical object?

Roger's Bell Curve
Newton's Law of Motion
people copying and pasting stuff off business/economic sites that have nothing to do with domains and probably not even understanding the stuff they're posting

The struggle to find good reasons to buy these type of extensions, using such random stuff.

 

[Chris Rice]

Not all companies do that. And from the last list posted, is this really much better:

Anglr.tech

Lol * Shaking my head lol

 

[mad409]

Not all companies do that. And from the last list posted, is this really much better:

Anglr.tech

You still have the same problem, good keywords get gobbled up by domainers and with new gtlds, registries. And not giving them up cheap.



So .com is a physical object?

Roger's Bell Curve
Newton's Law of Motion
people copying and pasting stuff off business/economic sites that have nothing to do with domains and probably not even understanding the stuff they're posting

The struggle to find good reasons to buy these type of extensions, using such random stuff.

You're a bit slow tonight JB, let me define object for you as it has more than one definition.

"a person or thing to which a specified action or feeling is directed"

.

 

[JB Lions]

You're a bit slow tonight JB, let me define object for you as it has more than one definition.

"a person or thing to which a specified action or feeling is directed"

.

haha, you just used Newton's Law of Motion with new gtlds. Let's not use data, actual examples, like 0 for 228 type stuff, or no reported sales over $1,000 in last 2 months, let's use Law of Motion or some Bell Curve. This is not a good look, this is what people are holding on to? But David beat Goliath you new gtld hater, therefore new gtlds will beat .com. This is where it's at.

 

[redesignunit]

what about .io it is not enough?

 

[mad409]

haha, you just used Newton's Law of Motion with new gtlds. Let's not use data, actual examples, like 0 for 228 type stuff, or no reported sales over $1,000 in last 2 months, let's use Law of Motion or some Bell Curve. This is not a good look, this is what people are holding on to? But David beat Goliath you new gtld hater, therefore new gtlds will beat .com. This is where it's at.

Well I could have used your list of domains for-sale as to why it's time to invest in new extensions but didn't think that would be too cool!

 

[JB Lions]

Well I could have used your list of domains for-sale as why it's time to invest in new extensions but didn't think that would be too cool!

I guess you missed the 38% part. You should buy some, upgrade your portfolio, you have some really bad names. You should take all that money you're wasting and just hop on the aftermarket and invest in some .coms. Invest in extensions people actually want.

 

[mad409]

I guess you missed the 38% part. You should buy some, upgrade your portfolio, you have some really bad names.

I agree mine is like a strip club but I do have some really nice ones. Yours well...

Why don't you share a .com sale of yours with all of us? Or maybe a .me. If you're gonna talk the talk then show us the money!

 

[JB Lions]

I agree mine is like a strip club but I do have some really nice ones. Yours well...

Why don't you share a .com sale of yours with all of us? Or maybe a .me. If you're gonna talk the talk then show us the money!

I have before. Last time I mentioned sales on the forum, it was edited out to Burger King, edited out to a big company, 2 niche domains I sold. I'll give you 2 I sold this week, edited out , edited out .

Now, let's see some of your recent sales.

 

[mad409]

I have before. I'll give you 2 I sold this week, gettysburg tours, weddings on the beach.

Now, let's see some of your recent sales.

Where? Are they listed here or namebio? I've never seen a sale from you on this site..

 

[JB Lions]

Where? Are they listed here or namebio? I've never seen a sale from you on this site..

You can look right now, they're still listed on my site, haven't taken them off yet. Sedo and GD.

"Yours well..." 38% of them offers more than I paid, you would love those numbers. Hating on that just makes you look silly.

"I've never seen a sale from you on this site.."

Why would I mention my sales here? I don't really care, does nothing for me.

Now your recent sales? I have no problem backing my posts up, you? Are you going to use some excuse like you did earlier?

 

[mad409]

You can look right now, they're still listed on my site, haven't taken them off yet. Sedo and GD.

Now your sales? How about June/July.

"Yours well..." 38% of them offers more than I paid, you would love those numbers. Hating on that would just make you look silly.

"I've never seen a sale from you on this site.."

Why would I mention my sales here? I don't really care.

I can't find what your saying the site says make offer. Just provide a sale amount, or link.