debate Post 1 name u think will make u 6fig

[alcy]

this is fun

let's do it... it's almost like posting your top1 name but.. let's call it 6fig... cause 7 not doable for most and 5 is not focku money for many...

let's do this... 1 name
6fig

what say u

comments allowed

more than 1 name not allowed

hahaha

2026=6fig sales for all
let's go

 

[Impactful.id]

I found that HealthScanning's asking price was in the mid-six-figure range. I expected memindai/com to reach at least the low six-figure range.

 

[Mkt Sales Leads]

buzzreads.com

At this stage @alcy it looks like you've opened the floodgates to regged rubbish

 

[Agzda]

niggas.io

 

[alcy]

At this stage @alcy it looks like you've opened the floodgates to regged rubbish

hahah
yes
I said
newbies

nothing against newbies
we all once were

but it sure can ruin fine thread lol

what a I to do

say no newbie posts

hahah

they would notlisten anyway

cause that's what newbies do

not listen

hahaha

at thia pointlet's all just laugh

 

[Mkt Sales Leads]

No-One bought RWA.exchange for $135000.

You need to know the difference between a domain and subdomain.

 

[Agzda]

hahah
yes
I said
newbies

nothing against newbies
we all once were

but it sure can ruin fine thread lol

what a I to do

say no newbie posts

hahah

they would notlisten anyway

cause that's what newbies do

not listen

hahaha

at thia pointlet's all just laugh

what youre saying doesnt sound right @alcy almost like belittling anywayy

 

[karmaco]

This thread is a good example of the unrealistic expectations in the domain investment field.

Brad

Awww Brad...let them have their moonshot dream

 

[OldDomainGuy]

DICOM.net

DICOM is the industry standard for all Medical Imaging. DICOM networks abound.

 

[Inframan]

You need to know the difference between a domain and subdomain.

You need to READ. I own multiple ccTLD's , gTLD's, and legacy domains. If you read what I wrote, I clearly explained my position.

 

[Chris Co]

Launched.com

But I may end up developing and using it instead because of how well it fits the domain / startup field.

 

[Inframan]

That "extension" has 12 total sales for $1580 going back to 2019. (5) of those are single characters selling for $205 or less.

Interesting..

I purchased this domain in 2024. There were only 3-4 single character domains I wasn't able to register. Literally 0-9 was available and (almost) A-Z.

I forgot who the Namepro member was that made the announcement that .com.ai was available at Porkbun. I commented he let the cat out the bag. In less than 3 days all the single character domains were registered.

The point is most Namepro members weren't aware .com.ai was available. If they were I wouldn't have been able to cherrypick in 2024.

If .com.ai is worthless why the goldrush?

I'm not arguing against previous sales.

Those are actual ccTLD run by the country itself, with massive usage and credibility.

The ownership of the registry doesn't change the fact the structure of the domain is the same.

v.com.ai
v.co.uk
v.com.au

 

[Future Sensors]

If .com.ai is worthless why the goldrush?

Most domains investors pick up end up sitting unsold.

 

[Inframan]

Ummm, nope.

Registries dont see a subdomain as a seperate domain. Its always tied to the root domain, therefore you cant have seperate ownership of a subdomain, like you can a domain. You dont own it.

You cannot set up a seperate cpanel or hosting for a subdomain. This is a MASSIVE security risk and you would not want a stranger using a subdomain, due to security risks.

You cannot set up seperate DNS records on a subdomain, so you have no control over it. It all is controlled by the root domain.

I'm sorry that you think it's important for me to know any backend web security issues. Not one single person that has sold a domain gave a single thought towards DNSSEC.

You're telling me all this to justify your position NO-ONE will buy my domain.

If I started expounding about the total bitcoin hash rate and mempool metrics, you would think, What does this have to do with the price of Tea in China? In the same manner why are you concerned about security risks, are you a qualified buyer?

I didn't ask for a special evaluation of v.com.ai . I didn't photoshop the evaluations.

I posted receipts of third party evaluations not my wishful thinking.

 

[johnn]

One million.com

 

[Inframan]

Most domains investors pick up end up sitting unsold.

STR confirms this.

My focus isn't on what a domain investor finds valuable. It's on the potential end user.

Verizon
Verisign
Valvoline
Vegas
Visa
Vodaphone
Volvo
Volkswagen
Variety
Valeo
Victoria Secret
Vogue
Vanguard
Vivara
Valero
Vitol
VistaJet
Vitacon
Viseo
Velveeta
Virgin Galactic
Venturi
Vimeo
ect. ect. ect.

 

[Future Sensors]

com.ai is the domain
v.com.ai is a subdomain of the com.ai domain.

Structurally, com.ai behaves like a second‑level domain under .ai, similar to co.uk, rather than an independent label like it.com.

https://publicsuffix.org/list/public_suffix_list.dat

// ai : http://nic.com.ai/
ai
com.ai
net.ai
off.ai
org.ai

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.ai#Second_and_third_level_registrations

You cannot set up seperate DNS records on a subdomain, so you have no control over it. It all is controlled by the root domain.

I'm sorry, but this is not technically correct for .com.ai.

 

[Cannuck]

Structurally, com.ai behaves like a second‑level domain under .ai, similar to co.uk, rather than an independent label like it.com.

Hand-reg'd not too long ago...

gai .it .com (generative artificial intelligence/information technology)

Does this behave like a second or third level domain?

 

[The prince]

You forgot the most obvious one.

LAMborghini QOporte

True, branding always leaves room for imagination.
But there’s one small detail you missed: it’s Lamqo… and if the q gets a bit excited, spins around, and turns into a b, it instantly becomes LAMBO.
Looks like this domain enjoys stirring controversy more than expected

 

[Future Sensors]

Hand-reg'd not too long ago...

gai .it .com (generative artificial intelligence/information technology)

Does this behave like a second or third level domain?

In DNS terminology, it's a third-level name. How it will behave, I don't know.

Wishing you a terrific outcome.

 

[bmugford]

Launched.com

But I may end up developing and using it instead because of how well it fits the domain / startup field.

Obviously a great domain.

It's great for anything startup / business related in general.

Brad