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hello everyone ..
i saw here some nice persons who respond and apraise your domains
i wanna know how much worth the .info domains
3 letters .info domains for example
i've read that in the future these tld will become the 2nd after the .com
what do you think ?
thank you
have a nice day
vimkar
 
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In some cases, where it's appropriate, I believe the info domains will even SURPASS the .com's.. specifically the high value keyword information domains.

:imho:


vimkar said:
hello everyone ..
i saw here some nice persons who respond and apraise your domains
i wanna know how much worth the .info domains
3 letters .info domains for example
i've read that in the future these tld will become the 2nd after the .com
what do you think ?
thank you
have a nice day
vimkar
 
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dgridley said:
In some cases, where it's appropriate, I believe the info domains will even SURPASS the .com's.. specifically the high value keyword information domains.

:imho:


Yes, perhaps in the future it will.

I can't stand domains that don't match the extension though.

For instance, domains such as psychology.info, etc. are a great match and may some day be worth even more than the .coms.
 
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Or totally unrelated word combinations, such as (example) domainfork.com... what is that supposed to mean? (or maybe it DOES mean something??)

Gah, those really get to me!

daddypi said:
I can't stand domains that don't match the extension though.
 
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Poke a domain with a fork, and it's one unhappy domain. I have no idea what domainfork.com would mean.

I think that the .infos will increase in value in the near future.
 
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in my opinion .info domains are great for informational sites, not commercial
 
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and information + ads = money
 
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i think they have a good future
 
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What .info domain you have?
 
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thanks guys

finally i've found a forum where the pros meet every day
thank you all for your answers and hope to hear more from you

i am watching carefully your anwers ..

please free to post new answers
 
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Cities, States & Countries make nice .info domains.....
 
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When the .info comes into it's prime... those of us who put the time and effort into finding the best matches for the extension .info should be sitting pretty;)

If you're interested, feel free to take a look at the article I've written on the subject - http://www.domainbash.com/wst_page8.html

Much Success-
Jennifer
 
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3 letter .infos are worthless, even 3 letter .nets have low worth.
 
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Qwert said:
3 letter .infos are worthless, even 3 letter .nets have low worth.

I couldn't disagree more Qwert, sorry. What is your definition of "low worth"?The fact that there is a limited amount of 3 letter dot anything gives it value. I've personally bought/sold 3 letter .net domain names for low-mid $xxx in the past, so the future can only be brighter. As far as the 3 letter .info's - I have not bought/sold any yet, but you can bet I will if the opportunity arises.
 
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Qwert, if you get some 3 letter .infos feel free to pass them on ;)
 
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Qwert's appraisal:
3 letter .infos are worthless, even 3 letter .nets have low worth

Quick, notify the buyers of these domains (source www.dnjournal.com/domainsales.htm ) of ManicGirl’s zero value appraisals and their error:

HMS.info €9,280
KFZ.info €4,000
ETC.info $4,000
yada yada

While you are at it, have Duke retract his cover article on just three-letter .INFO and .BIZ domains http://www.dnjournal.com/columns/cover030304.htm .

I also read a post someplace questioning if three-letter .INFO’s will continue beating .coms over the next three years on an internal-rate-of-return basis.

Finally, I won’t waste $6 on a single 3 letter .INFO renewal, no matter how many unsolicited E-mails offers I get.

I agree with Qwert, they must be worthless because all they do is go up in value and demand.

Edited 11/01/04 to indicate Qwert as the under-appraiser.
 
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First of all William9, you quoted someone elses post using my name , and I do not appreciate it.

If you had taken even a split second to actually read my post, then you would have realized that I was quoting someone elses $0 appraisal, and disagreeing with it.

Please edit your post.

Thank you-
Jennifer
 
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vimkar said:
hello everyone ..
i saw here some nice persons who respond and apraise your domains
i wanna know how much worth the .info domains
3 letters .info domains for example
i've read that in the future these tld will become the 2nd after the .com
what do you think ?
thank you
have a nice day
vimkar

Is there something here to appraise? This might be better suited in discussions.


Peace, kp
 
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manic Girl that was avery well written article. Anyone who would suggest three letter .info's as having no value is either being sarcastic or doe snot understand the Name Game. Germany alone will provide the catalyst for that market as most German companies if unable to get the .de version prefer .info over .com. I have registered .com 4 letter where I have seen German company with .de and .info and some were not interested they obviously were interested in .info. SO worthless? I will give you $10 for all your 0's thats a good deal. Again nice article Manic
 
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