domain Please Appraise noah.pro

[xtmx]

Just found this short, popular first name. Thoughts?

 

[stingrae]

Not a huge fan of .pro to begin with, but a first name doesn't fit the extension at all.

There may be a Noah somewhere out there willing to pay a few sheckles to have a domain of his first name, but I see reg fee only otherwise.

GL

 

[MicroGuy]

Welcome to the appraisal section .PRO'er!

This is a place where reality is alive and well. According to my research there are around 10 people globally who still believe in .PRO. It is my viewpoint that these 10 individuals will not be able to register enough .PRO domains to drive up prices. Therefore too many .PRO domains will remain available, keeping prices down forever.

You should grace delete this .PRO and purge all others from your account ASAP. Focus your efforts on .COM and try your hardest to resist the temptation of leaving the straight and narrow for a sweet looking apple on a crooked path.

Best of luck and may the force be with you!

 

[johname]

There may be a Noah somewhere out there willing to pay a few sheckles to have a domain of his first name, but I see reg fee only otherwise.

This times 2

 

[webdomain]

Not to keen on noah as a .pro., but i think there is more than 10 investors in .pro the extension is growing whether you want to believe it or not. Even though recent sales have not been as great as .com many have been reported on dnjournal recently above 1K.

Can't argue .com is king, but I think alternative extensions will have their day

 

[xtmx]

I took the advice and grace deleted it.

Any ideas on:

1400.info
ArFish.com
64k.us (Can't get an objective answer about this one)?

 

[MicroGuy]

I took the advice and grace deleted it.

Any ideas on:

1400.info
ArFish.com
64k.us (Can't get an objective answer about this one)?

None of those are any good either.

Also, stay away from TLDs other than .com. There may be some OCCASIONAL times where .ORG and NETs are attractive but all other TLDs should be ignored if you desire profit and pleasure. Plus, you can't REGISTER domains and expect them to magically become valuable.

I don't know why this isn't obvious but please do yourself a favor and be one the fortunate few you take this advice.