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At what level do you consider registering/buying a dot NET? and how do you compare OVT with SE results?
 
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If the domain is really good, then I would consider a .NET. But if you were looking at building a site, long term, then I would try to see if you could buy the .COM from the person who currently owns it. (Can't help with OVT, not good with that stuff)
 
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dont buy a .net waste of time and money :)
 
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k1dprodigy said:
dont buy a .net waste of time and money :)
Yeah, go ahead and tell that to ben franklin aka nameadmin who just spent on the below worthless .nets:

nipples.net - $15,916.00
microbes.net - $675.00
licensing.net - $1,300.00
rentproperty.net - $369.00
snapshot.net - $3,302.00
 
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Fewski said:
If the domain is really good, then I would consider a .NET.
WHAT IS really good? What ovt or se qualifies a .net as "good"?

Devil_Dog said:
Yeah, go ahead and tell that to ben franklin aka nameadmin who just spent on the below worthless .nets:

nipples.net - $15,916.00
microbes.net - $675.00
licensing.net - $1,300.00
rentproperty.net - $369.00
snapshot.net - $3,302.00
That's my point. I've not been a big .NET fan, but seems that the sales and asking prices are growing. licensing.net - $1,300.00 looks to me like a steal considering the prices I've been quoted on a few one word .nets.
 
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