.mobi .mobi is alive!! The end is near!!!

[Napkin.com]

OK.
Just kidding.

But seriously, .mobi made a decent showing today.

Is this good news for .mobi or
is this just a bunch of idiots bidding on worthless names?

YES YES, I was a purchaser from today's auction
and I do own JOKES.mobi still from the first
"mega screw up auction"

Your thoughts?
Anyone pick anything good up?

Is .mobi making a comeback?

Aron

 

[labrocca]

I know this thread is about the IF's of mobi but guess what...I ain't gonna comment on it.

I'm through speculating and am developing everything I buy from here on out until there's a sign of recovery in the domain name market.

Speculation is imho at a standstill. I used to do 30-50% of my free time looking for domains to buy and even websites. Now it's less than 10% if not closer to 5%. Focus is almost entirely on developing and promoting current properties.

It will be interesting to see of these current mobi auctions how many will get developed.

 

[DomainTalker]

It will be interesting to see of these current mobi auctions how many will get developed.

mTLD are currently enforcing the Premium development rules - with strict deadlines now....They've gotten serious now.

My bet is that 100% of the names sold at the Sedo auction will be developed within a year - less those that mTLD take back for non-development.

.

 

[mjnels]

mTLD are currently enforcing the Premium development rules - with strict deadlines now....They've gotten serious now.

My bet is that 100% of the names sold at the Sedo auction will be developed within a year - less those that mTLD take back for non-development.

.

pffffff... ill believe it when i see it.

 

[-REECE-]

Haha, I feel the same way

pffffff... ill believe it when i see it.

 

[Napkin.com]

Agreed.

mTLD seems concerned with one thing...

Filling their pockets.

Nothing has gone right it seems.

Granted, it's not easy to start an extention and promote it... but few of us are satisfied with the way it's
progressed thus far.

 

[Keith]

Hey we're only 2 years in folks. Think of how .com was doing 2 years
after its introduction to the world