domain my first .us.com

[LeeRyder]

hi all, appraise please. I know some of you dont like these ccTLD's but i see now harm in trying. especially after the other guy here hgas been getting offers for $XXXX's on his.

www.PCS.us.com

(PCS should be read as "PC's" to avoid all trademark issues with sprint)

Thanks,

Lee and Stephany

 

[Wilfredo]

us.com isnt a ccTLD, its just a subdomain.
Worthless in my opinion and in most others too.

 

[LeeRyder]

huh.. i was on the us website, they classify themselves as ccTLD's.. my bad i guess lol

but regardless of your feelings on these, the offers people get for quality .us.com's is well beyond your taste for this extension.

not putting down your appraisal though. I can only get as much as people want to pay.

 

[Jeff]

Generally, I agree with Cmos ... some VERY popular "keywords" could have more comparative value however, IMHO.
Who is it that's getting offers/selling these domains (and which ones, specifically) for $1,000's? :blink:

Thanks.
:wave:

 

[LeeRyder]

i cant recall his name I did a .us.com search here and saw some posts.. lol.

want i do it again to bump the thread?

 

[Wilfredo]

Well, its still just regular subdomains people are buying.

 

[LeeRyder]

Clickity Click

 

[forona]

personally I think any domain that can fetch a good profit is a good domain to register.

I've checked these out on enom, and people are buying some of the really good ones - that means there IS and WILL be a demand to some degree for them. Even if one sells for $3000 where a .com would get $100,000 - it is still worth while.

Although I appreciate everyone's opinions here, I rarely put too much stock in to the 'expert' opinions of the folks that are too elite to register anything - good money is good money, no matter what domain it comes from, and I make a lot more typically than people here say things are worth.

The fact that they're on the enom result set means they're getting a bit more popular. I think it's a good decision, at least it's worth the small investment of your regfee LeeRyder, to see if these domains are saleable.

 

[LeeRyder]

Thanks Forona.

I put a decent amount of "stock" on their opinions, but understand what you mean.

I dont listen to cmos simply because he is biased against Americans, period lol.

Wave though i trust, but feel..as all of us.. sometimes he might not see the big picture.

I think of it this way: Eventually they will stop creating stuff to reg. very few nations have not gotten the CCTLD yet, and once those are gone... thats it, game over for us shortly thereafter.

whats left is, if people want to go online themselves is to find anything they can. I can see how people like cmos believe this is nothing but a sub-domain, but with all due respect, you cannot reg a true subdomain. Sedo recognizes .us.com as a tld, and soon shall we all.

Moreso, I see this as closer to a .co.uk type extension. Not the greatest, but sellable I just want an idea for how much lol.

 

[forona]

well I do trust and appreciate people's opinions here for the most part, but I also think that in any forum a certain dynamic begins to develop, and I've noticed here a lot of varying opinions as well as just some people not willing to give anything a chance.

Personally I sell sites, as well as some stand-alone domains here and there, and I find it has a lot to do w/ good marketing - I am betting you can make good $ on that domain - keep us posted!

Rgds/Jason

 

[Grrilla]

that in any forum a certain dynamic begins to develop, and I've noticed here a lot of varying opinions as well as just some people not willing to give anything a chance.

I think there are several dynamics or "theme groups" at play at this forum, (and forums in general). I have found that a number of the members here, that chronically are " not willing to give anything a chance", really don't have anything going themselves and are here to vent and delude themselves into feeling superior to those who are willing to expose their ideas and decision-making processes to others. Because of the "bad apples", I am almost, at times, hesitant to post for an appraisal, but I've been around long enough and have been active enough to have a handle on who is blowing smoke and who is giving me good, quality, constructive criticism. So, I continue to enter the fray.:D

PS Although not foolproof, (there are notable exceptions!), one indicator of the type of member that can be ignored, is the member that spends alot of time at the appraisal board, handing out criticism, but who rarely, if ever, posts a request for an appraisal.

 

[LeeRyder]

oh man... if we could get RJ or armstrong to make us a "quality Members" forum withouth alienating 70% here...

*you forgot to appraise! lol*

 

[Grrilla]

The world is not a perfect place, I am not referring to a large number of members, (certainly not 70%!), and regardless, this is the type of situation that couldn't be legislated to begin with. It can only be occassionally brought to the light by members as something to factor in. Perhaps if the covers are pulled on som dubious activity, from time to time, w/o mentioning names, the problem will improve.

*you forgot to appraise! lol*

Looks like you got me!:lol:

Actually, I checked out your post because I know nothing about this type of name and wanted to get filled in. I am totally unqualified to give an appraisal on this name genre.

But, what the heck, I wouldn't be alone.
$___ (fill in the blank)

 

[armstrong]

Originally posted by WaveMail.com
... some VERY popular "keywords" could have more comparative value however, IMHO..

If it were major keywords like sex, business, internet, hosting, etc. then it might have some value, maybe high $XX or very low $XXX.

But I don't think these .us.com's have a lot of upside potential. You already have the nascent .us tld, which still has a lot of good unregged ones. Now that's a true ccTLD.

Just my 3cents. :tri:

 

[Wilfredo]

Well cause its there people will reg some, just like people reg M-Y-O-W-N.com

I do not feel that these subdomains have a true market just a created one that are living cause some are buying them.

The are there so people buy them, cause people buy them sedo and enom lists them.

Its just stupid in a sense. But if you can buy something and sell it there is a market.

GL with the domain, though sell hard keyword.

 

[.edu]

$0.00 If a company or an end user is shelling out big bucks for a domain, they would probably not be interested in a sub domain of us.com

 

[suthra]

if any .us.com subdomains sell for more than 200$ , it means that the people inside that company are artifically inflating the price by making fake purchases or by contacting some individuals who have purchased these types of domains(thinking that its a tld) and purchasing those domain for a huge price which will inturn create an interest in other individuals/resellers to buy these types of subdomains.
(IMHO)

 

[QBert]

imoh they are great typo domains. for australia we have .com.au so i imaged .au.com would get me some great hits. dont know if yous have .com.us as well thow. i think its just .us, the rest of the world will still do it thow

QBert

 

[netPH]

i'd rather like pcs.cc, psc.ws, pcs.de blah blah rather a pcs.us.com ?? it's not even a 2nd level cctld... it's a pure subdomain... .TK is better because it's a pure cctld and you can reg it for free. If anyone here like subdomains then go get a cjb.net and you'll get it free.

BTW
.com.au, .co.uk, .co.jp, etc etc are 2nd level cctlds.... .us.com is just a 2-letter domain name and not considered as cctld extensions.. and any char behind it would be considered as subdomains...

 

[Jeff]

Originally posted by LeeRyder
Clickity Click

Righto ... I hope member keith123 (just that 1 post thus far) will soon visit this thread on the previous sales and offers here, IMHO.
Could be quite enlightening.
See you soon.
:wave: