domains Interesting data comparing .coms to premium new TLDs

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Prices that registries set for premium domains in new TLDs sometimes border on the absurd. I’ve come across domains in the form of Word1Word2.com that are available for hand registration and the Word1.Word2 domain is priced at $8,000 a year. Huh?

Of course, some .com owners are a bit crazy and might never realize these prices. But it’s a reasonable filter to see if a domain might be a good deal...

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[coolool]

I stand with report's replies.
It's rare cases.

 

[Fancy.domains]

I have MANY gTLDs, but I have to agree that $XXXX or even $XX,XXX prices and renewals are nothing but absurd! However, I really like Rightside's $10 renewal bargain for premiums:

http://domainincite.com/20226-rightside-offers-10-renewals-on-premium-names

 

[CamMK27]

I have MANY gTLDs, but I have to agree that $XXXX or even $XX,XXX prices and renewals are nothing but absurd! However, I really like Rightside's $10 renewal bargain for premiums:

http://domainincite.com/20226-rightside-offers-10-renewals-on-premium-names

I agree with you. But I have no interest in renewing domains for $500 or more.. Unless you can sell a really decent domain for a real decent profit then and only it makes sense otherwise you may only make as much as you can on a good enough .com