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So far, in the 2019 Namescon auction, there are a total of 335 domains currently in the auction list.
Of those, there are only6 8 new gTLD domains.
Of those, there are only
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Afraid of what your .frogs Ngtlds will never become crap just over produced worthless baseball cards. I better adapt lol man get out of here. You probably dont even own one good domain name. Idiots that make no sales allways have a lot to say
On the other hand your examples are true, but remember Alphabet's ( parent company of google) one of the most succesful business is google and it is still on dot com..
Many people are getting very rich but don't want to say it because of competition, that is why sales are NDA for new tlds.
I'm get inquiries every day on new tlds, so do many other investors. Many people are getting very rich but don't want to say it because of competition, that is why sales are NDA for new tlds.
Wondering why your .com sales inquiries are drying up? A shift has happened friend. Think .global, .xyz, .icu, .club. This is the future!
Also over 1000 sales ,quite a few ngtld,and only one NDA.Lol. Sure. NDA is the classic BS line for people who don't actually make sales.
I have sold 1000+ domains to end users and the number of NDA that have even been requested I can count on one hand.
Brad
No. They 2nd level domains part of the proper hierarchy of ccTLDs.co.uk
.co.za
are also sub-domains
An nP user - don't think so, but I did speak to the owner of a couple of domains listed (which they'd already had ready for flippa and namejet sales attempts) - they up'd their reserve/min price considerably to cover the fees, but planned to finance the entire NamesCon trip with the saleDo you know any nP user who sold a domain at these auctions?
Mostly brokers and domainers (which is the generic namescon attendee) - namejet in general is domains bought for resale, but there were some "I want to use that domain for something" bidders in the roomAnd can anyone tell us if these domain auctions attract end-users or start-ups in any way?
Without knowing the names/prices/buyers it'd be impossible to say if that low a %age was "normal", but I see about 1/3rd of sales involve an NDA - of particular concern to some business/brokers are release of exact pricing information, especially where they are looking to flip or rebrand. Of 5 sales so far this year, 3 have been done through 3rd parties and they're almost always under NDAsNDA is the classic BS line for people who don't actually make sales.
I have sold 1000+ domains to end users and the number of NDA that have even been requested I can count on one hand.