Plus, if you're looking at just English names for example, it's tough to really evaluate where .de stands because most sales are German names and not English, whereas most sales in other top extensions are English and not foreign language. Kinda like comparing an apple to an orange with .de at least... .co.uk could probably be included though. I figured since it wasn't listed, I wouldn't list it in my assessment.
Redleg said:
The undisputed king.
Redleg said:
Solid for sure.
Redleg said:
I actually thought most people in this thread would have .org below some extensions like .info or .us, but they had it in it's more or less rightful spot.
Redleg said:
The reason why I have .mobi 3 is because it's had only 1 quarter of a year to work with thus far, and that period has firmly placed it past .org for the time being. (name).mobi would fetch a higher price than (name).org in most cases at the moment.
Redleg said:
Still growing nicely.
Redleg said:
I think it will do better this year as the LLL.us market got hot midway through last year and more people in the US are looking at it as an alternative to .com, expecially if they're only doing intranational business.
Redleg said:
There's few sales of them and hardly any of the truly top .eu's are being sold. The scheming registrars that got them are waiting until a safe time when most people will have forgotten what they've done, and start unloading big time.
Redleg said:
.cn - $10,321.2 (only 5 reported sales)
The lack of sales brings this extension lower in the standings.
Redleg said:
Keep in mind that several premium names were regged out at rates above that, and those aren't counted. I say again, Verisign's crappy premium name policy on this extension has severely stunted its growth.
Redleg said:
With the aid of the LL.cc and NN.cc names being snagged up earlier in the year while previously being unavailable.
Redleg said:
The top recorded .biz sale ever is Meningitis.biz. In other words, this is not indicative at all of the upper echelon of values, and .biz while losing the battle with .info and .us, is still a gTLD and worth more than .cc and most ccTLDs.
Redleg said:
When Mails.in is one of the 2 top sales of the extension, you know that there's going to be more to come, and with India's economy booming, this extension will continue to grow and is better than what this may show. Unfortunately, the hijacking of top generics by WebIndia.org and Enom is not helping the .in aftermarket one bit either.
