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.Nu Domain Showcase!

Being the new proud owner of DVD.nu, I thought I would start a all in 1 .NU showcase, sales, and .nu thread! I hope this ok with everyone. I guess I will find out with response. Anyway, to start things off, here are all the .nu sales I could find.

Casino.nu 1/08 47,000 Euro ($69,341 USD) Sedo
Com.nu /12/07 20,500 Euro ($30,056 USD) Sedo
Goteburg (IDN) 7,200 Euro ($10,374)
Eu.nu 5,100 Euro ($7,478 USD)
DE.nu 5,100 Euro ($7,478 USD)
Phone.nu 3,100 Euro ($4,466 USD)
Org.nu 2,850 Euro ($4,128 USD)
Hetast.nu $3,126 3/08 MissDomain.com
Spam.nu 2,051 Euro ($2,971 USD)
Blackjack.nu ($2,000USD) 2006
What.nu $1,513 Dec 2007
Fodbold.nu $1,500 Sedo 3/15/08
Ticket.nu 1,000 Euro ($1201) July 2005 Sedo
Cheats.nu $1,000 01/08 Sedo
Science.nu over $500
http://www.namepros.com/domain-appraisals/218949-bible-nu.html?highlight=.nu+sales
Health.nu $400+ (sold by NP member Nmr86)
Tramadol.nu $400
LastMinute.nu ($399 USD) 12/06 Sedo
Of.nu ($385 USD) 3/11/08 Sedo
Babys.nu ($231 USD) 11/07 Sedo
Videos.nu ($199 USD) 3/07 Afternic Bazaar
Fulast.nu ($80 USD) 2005?

Please add any sales you know of, domain you registered, or want appraised! (mods, if appraisals aren't appropiate here, I will remove)


.NU website:

http://www.nu

Thanks

Frank :hi:
 
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AfternicAfternic
Malaysia said:
where to register .nu n how much?

Godaddy's are $29.99
:)
 
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Go .nu

TheWatcher said:
Congrats frank.

By the way, how did you include DVD.nu in this particular auction?

Regards,
em

It wasn't in the particular ".nu" auction, but started at the exact same time by a fellow NP member.

Frank
 
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Abstracts.tv said:
If you look at my profile, you will see that Dvd.nu is gone. :tri: It is gone because I sold it in the recent Sedo auction....... for $4,300!!!!
Frank
congrats Frank!!! :tu:
 
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"I hate to say this, but you aren't making any sense now. How can you even compare the two?"

.Pro and .Nu are not remotely comparable. .Pro is an international gTLD, that puts it in the same company as .com, .net, and .org, .Nu is an irrelevant vanity country code, one of several hundred.

.Pro means something; professional or pro. Put the 3 letters "pro" into a trademark or company register search and you will get hundreds of matches. .Nu is completely and utterly meaningless, it adds nothing to the brandability of a keyword.

You are way behind the times with $350 reg fees and 3 professions for .Pro. You've been able to register a Pro for $99 by proxy since March 2005. ICANN are voting on removing the restrictions altogether on 29 April.

Any kind of alternative extension speculation is high risk, but if you are going to do it, focus on brandability, potential market size, and commercial meaning. .Nu, .Sh and similar banana republic country codes are muppet magnets.
 
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akcampbell said:
"I hate to say this, but you aren't making any sense now. How can you even compare the two?"

.Pro and .Nu are not remotely comparable. .Pro is an international gTLD, that puts it in the same company as .com, .net, and .org, .Nu is an irrelevant vanity country code, one of several hundred.

.Pro means something; professional or pro. Put the 3 letters "pro" into a trademark or company register search and you will get hundreds of matches. .Nu is completely and utterly meaningless, it adds nothing to the brandability of a keyword.

You are way behind the times with $350 reg fees and 3 professions for .Pro. You've been able to register a Pro for $99 by proxy since March 2005. ICANN are voting on removing the restrictions altogether on 29 April.

Any kind of alternative extension speculation is high risk, but if you are going to do it, focus on brandability, potential market size, and commercial meaning. .Nu, .Sh and similar banana republic country codes are muppet magnets.

i think you will find that .nu is quite popular in some european countries as being their word for now

and .pro is popular in erm... nowhere

tbh in either extension the good keywords will sell for decent money and the rest is trash

i would put some of your .pro's in the good category, do you get many offers for them?
 
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Abstracts.tv said:
It wasn't in the particular ".nu" auction, but started at the exact same time by a fellow NP member.

Frank

Well done Frank, my advice as usual is to spend the proceeds unwisely. :sold:
 
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Abstracts.tv said:
It wasn't in the particular ".nu" auction, but started at the exact same time by a fellow NP member.

Frank
I should listen to you when you told me to add some of my .nu domains. Maybe next time.

Keep us posted when the dvd.nu is confirmed sold.

Cheers,
em
 
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TheWatcher said:
I should listen to you when you told me to add some of my .nu domains. Maybe next time.

Keep us posted when the dvd.nu is confirmed sold.

Cheers,
em


Recent Sales at Sedo - confirmed.
 
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bricio said:
congrats Frank!!! :tu:

Thanks
Bricio! :guilty:

TheWatcher said:
I should listen to you when you told me to add some of my .nu domains. Maybe next time.

Keep us posted when the dvd.nu is confirmed sold.

Cheers,
em

It is confirmed, I have already received the money!

wot said:
Recent Sales at Sedo - confirmed.

I will spend unwisely!!

:blink:

akcampbell said:
"I hate to say this, but you aren't making any sense now. How can you even compare the two?"

.Pro and .Nu are not remotely comparable. .Pro is an international gTLD, that puts it in the same company as .com, .net, and .org, .Nu is an irrelevant vanity country code, one of several hundred.

.Pro means something; professional or pro. Put the 3 letters "pro" into a trademark or company register search and you will get hundreds of matches. .Nu is completely and utterly meaningless, it adds nothing to the brandability of a keyword.

You are way behind the times with $350 reg fees and 3 professions for .Pro. You've been able to register a Pro for $99 by proxy since March 2005. ICANN are voting on removing the restrictions altogether on 29 April.

Any kind of alternative extension speculation is high risk, but if you are going to do it, focus on brandability, potential market size, and commercial meaning. .Nu, .Sh and similar banana republic country codes are muppet magnets.

I take muppet magnets like Dvd.nu anyday!!!! :bah: :lol: I will also be sure to let you know when I sell Blackjack.sh! 8^X

Frank
 
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akcampbell said:
"I hate to say this, but you aren't making any sense now. How can you even compare the two?"

.Pro and .Nu are not remotely comparable. .Pro is an international gTLD, that puts it in the same company as .com, .net, and .org, .Nu is an irrelevant vanity country code, one of several hundred.

.Pro means something; professional or pro. Put the 3 letters "pro" into a trademark or company register search and you will get hundreds of matches. .Nu is completely and utterly meaningless, it adds nothing to the brandability of a keyword.

You are way behind the times with $350 reg fees and 3 professions for .Pro. You've been able to register a Pro for $99 by proxy since March 2005. ICANN are voting on removing the restrictions altogether on 29 April.

Any kind of alternative extension speculation is high risk, but if you are going to do it, focus on brandability, potential market size, and commercial meaning. .Nu, .Sh and similar banana republic country codes are muppet magnets.


Thank you for your long story.

Google is the world's #1 search engine. Do you believe in Google, and their statistics?

They have detailed statistics for each and every keyword, for each and every domain tld and for every language.

Have you ever used Google Trends™?

Google shows a exponential growth for .nu domain names, whereas it shows *NOTHING* for your famous .pro. ;)

Google shows statistics for even .mobi, .tv and other cctlds, and it does not contain trends for .pro. The giant in web search, probably missing something? :D

Statistics for .NU

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Statistics for .MOBI

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Statistics for .PRO

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2nd Sedo .nu auction

Sales in the Sedo .nu auction:

Co.nu $16,111

Info.nu $12,500

DVD.nu $4,300

Register.nu $3,750

Porn.nu $3,600

Web.nu $2,650

Tele.nu $2,610

X.nu $2,550

XXX.nu $2,500

I.nu $2,001

Mg.nu $1,967

EI.nu $1,967

Support.nu $1,023

Doman.nu $803

Blogger.nu $645

Name.nu $420

About.nu $393

IO.nu $283

Wu.nu $283

Wy.nu $267

DataSecurity.nu $267

Hn.nu $267

Cp.nu $267

Vasteras.nu $267

plus a few others

Frank
 
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Abstracts.tv, congratulations on your recent sedo sales.

I’m totally new to NU.

What you guys think about nu, I have found some decent keywords, is it good to keep few?

Thanks
 
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Sedo

Sedo has now had 2 .nu auctions. Maybe they want to serve all parts of the world. You never know if they will have a third. If it is an excellent keyword, it wouldn't hurt to have it!


Frank :blink:
 
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What it is?

I've added bill.nu, payment.nu and dinner.nu in sedo auction check it out.

It is make offer, how to make it as auction?
 
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TheWatcher said:
What it is?

I've added bill.nu, payment.nu and dinner.nu in sedo auction check it out.

It is make offer, how to make it as auction?

Top secret classified pm sent. B-)

Frank
 
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Reg my first nu domain.

Wines.nu

What you guys think?
 
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Abstracts.tv said:
Top secret classified pm sent. B-)

Frank


Care to share that? :wave:
 
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:gl:
Ha! Just kidding. Just advised the Watcher how the auction works. :gl:

Frank

.tv said:
Care to share that? :wave:

DNBro said:
Reg my first nu domain.

Wines.nu

What you guys think?

Welcome to .nuland! Wines.nu could be a winner! I like it.
 
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frank, can you tell me how to put loans.nu in auction too? Pm is fine! Thanks!
 
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