"info" had 6 sales in the Top 10 global contenders

[srisri24]

Hi,

i am a fan of "info" domains. I think its slowly gaining acceptence. Out of the top ten sales for global contenders 6 are of "info"

checkthis: http://dnjournal.com/domainsales.htm

comments?

 

[wot]

Hi,

i am a fan of "info" domains. I think its slowly gaining acceptence. Out of the top ten sales for global contenders 6 are of "info"

checkthis: http://dnjournal.com/domainsales.htm

comments?

Certainly already, prior to this weeks additional sales, re-evaluating some of the far too low prices that I had offered my .info at in the past.

 

[DotWeekly]

From my understanding Family.info and 1 other higher .info "didn't really sell" and was not transfered to the buyer. It's clear the Whois has not changed, so I was surprised to see that Ron reported this. I am pretty sure there is a dispute with Family.info and this was the reason for the No Sale. Here is the thread in the legal section as well. http://www.namepros.com/legal-issues-and-disputes/372970-high-vlaue-names-won-snapnames-what.html

Domain ID:D34626-LRMS
Domain Name:FAMILY.INFO
Created On:31-Jul-2001 21:24:50 UTC
Last Updated On:28-Nov-2001 20:23:46 UTC
Expiration Date:31-Jul-2006 21:24:50 UTC
Trademark Name:none
Trademark Date:2001-07-30
Trademark Country:US
Trademark Number:none
Sponsoring Registrar:eNom, Inc. (R126-LRMS)
Status:DELETE PROHIBITED
Status:RENEW PROHIBITED
Status:TRANSFER PROHIBITED
Status:UPDATE PROHIBITED

 

[accent]

Logically an info should go for about the same as a net or org, perhaps more because of the meaning, perhaps less because of the extra letter. Info is newer, but that difference fades in time.

But logically I should be in bed now.

 

[onewordonly]

I think .info's will really continue to rise quite a lot in the next few years.... as long as they are relevent to "information"

 

[italiandragon]

.info has been undervalued for too long, with the shortage of .com at decent prizes more people are choosing .info as better value for money compared to .net

 

[sashas]

I can see .info overtaking .net as the second TLD of choice after .com

 

[DomainMayhem.com]

I can see .info overtaking .net as the second TLD of choice after .com

I can too.

 

[creekway]

Yofie, you are correct. Just to clear up some technical issues, Family.info and Jesus.info did not change owners. Also, government.info (mentioned in this thread) also did not change owners. Ron @ DNJournal said he would be revising the report to correct this error.

I am glad we were able to see what these names would have sold for, but it is unfortunate that Snapnames let this happen. After paying for the names, the buyers were informed that the auction could not be completed and were given a refund. I am sure it is disappointing for those who won, and reading about this likely caused a few others to stop bidding on other .infos because they did not want to win an auction and not get the name.

 

[Makis.TV]

i recently bought one info domain from sedo for low $$$$,
was lucky i got it cheap.
Hope the transfer will proceed normally

 

[gpmgroup]

I can see .info overtaking .net as the second TLD of choice after .com

It already has in some parts of the world
http://www.chart.info/world-map-info-04-2007.htm

 

[DotWeekly]

By the look of it, there are several more nice .info's that are going to auction at Snap, that the winning bidder will never get. Sad that eNom and Snap do not get this figured out before it goes to bidding.

hints.info Expired 2006 (probably a dispute) ready to go to auction at snap.
anchorage.info Expired 2006 (probably a dispute) ready to go to auction at snap.

To name a few...

 

[Makis.TV]

as it seems i m having the same issue over here
won a quality .info at sedo, did some research and it seems its registry locked