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TOP 10 New TLDs

(number of domain pre-registrations)
1. .web 23,029
2. .shop 14,018
3. .xxx 8,201
4. .site 7,286
5. .hotel 5,679
6. .berlin 5,219
7. .nyc 4,845
8. .film 4,082
9. .music 3,966
10. .eco 3,300


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.xxx actually has over 300,000 pre-registrations:

domainpulse.com/2011/03/21/interest-in-xxx-grows-with-over-300000-pre-registrations

Or were you just trying to advertise for your url?
 
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I think the more TLDs appear the higher .com price becomes
 
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No Im not advertising anithing only showing people so they can prereg..
 
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.web will end up in court unless the previous "pre-registrations" sold back in 1999/2000 are validated and upheld. You can count on it.
 
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What is the point of the new tld's? There's enough tld's around already! Oops! Some people will be making money off the new regs! How about .everything?
 
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Maybe it is beacouse of the us(few individuals) monopol on the domain market.Who knows..

What is the point of the new tld's? There's enough tld's around already! Oops! Some people will be making money off the new regs! How about .everything?
 
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