domain solid.gold

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For some reason it strikes me as a blue diamond. But I’ve never confirmed the theory with another English speaker. Maybe I’m just still trapped in the 1980’s .....

 

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Still the term for 24 carat. I would think it is gold and easy to sell at. $xxx-$xxxx hold out for lot more over time.

 

[Ollie3000]

Great name! I am a fan of some of the ngtlds and this is a good one.

Hold & wait for $XXXXX or sell for $XXXX IMO

 

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Google says: its pet food )) solidgoldpet.com

Hold & wait for $XXXXX or sell for $XXXX IMO

hold and wait ~100 yrs))

 

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Google says: its pet food )) solidgoldpet.com


hold and wait ~100 yrs))

You guys don’t like pet food?

 

[MapleDots]

.gold might seem like a good extension but besides the obvious how much use will it be in actual application.

Although the op has a great name I would be very concerned about the viability of the extension itself. I just ask myself would I name my burger joint burgs.gold?

 

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.gold might seem like a good extension but besides the obvious how much use will it be in actual application.

Although the op has a great name I would be very concerned about the viability of the extension itself. I just ask myself would I name my burger joint burgs.gold?

It’s better than having “BURGSCOM” plastered on the front of the building in flashing yellow. COM is nonsense. It won’t even exist in 20 years. It was an arbitrary compromise from day one, not the second coming of Christ. Once it had the power to turn a lump of coal into gold. That day is gone.

 

[Bob Hawkes]

With a bit over 10,000 registrations, I am not sure that the extension won't have some traction. The domain + extension combination is obviously good. The .gold TLD has sold 9 times on Namebio, 3 Uniregistry and the rest genuine resales on Sedo, Dynadot. The most comparable sale is all.gold for $600 (but from Uniregistry). In my opinion, although shorter, that is not as good as solid gold. The GoValue estimated worth is about $1200, similar to what liquid.gold went for. I would say probably something between $200 and $1500 possible, but it may take a lot of work to find a buyer.

 

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With a bit over 10,000 registrations, I am not sure that the extension won't have some traction. The domain + extension combination is obviously good. It has sold 9 times on Namebio, 3 Uniregistry and the rest genuine resales on Sedo, Dynadot. The most comparable sale is all.gold for $600 (but from Uniregistry). The GoValue estimated worth is about $1200. I would say probably something between $200 and $1500 possible, but it may take a lot of work to find a buyer.

Registrations per TLD was only relevant 20 years ago. The ratio had to be high to pay for equipment and operation because they didn’t have the tech needed to run hundreds of TLDs on the same equipment. The only thing that matters now is (registrations *price)per registry.

 

[MapleDots]

It’s better than having “BURGSCOM” plastered on the front of the building in flashing yellow. COM is nonsense. It won’t even exist in 20 years. It was an arbitrary compromise from day one, not the second coming of Christ. Once it had the power to turn a lump of coal into gold. That day is gone.

That day is a long way away my friend.
Look at sales stats, when .gold has resales anywhere near .coms you will ....

Never mind..... that will NEVER happen, I am wasting good spit

 

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That day is a long way away my friend.
Look at sales stats, when .gold has resales anywhere near .coms you will ....

Never mind..... that will NEVER happen, I am wasting good spit

No need to debate. People can judge for themselves if they believe “BURGSCOM” is a thing of innate beauty.... or if it’s the sound a broken washing machine makes with an imbalanced load, “burgscom...burgscom...burgscom...”

 

[Bob Hawkes]

Registrations per TLD was only relevant 20 years ago. The ratio had to be high to pay for equipment and operation because they didn’t have the tech needed to run hundreds of TLDs on the same equipment. The only thing that matters now is (registrations *price)per registry.

I think you missed my point (sorry for confusion). I was responding to the comment made that no one knew of .gold and would not consider branding with something they never knew of. I was saying 10,000 is pretty respectable to get a little bit of public recognition (although still small).

I was not in any way commenting on the viability of the extension - I personally think that they will essentially all keep running with so much amalgamation in business, just cause it would be a messy black mark if any failed.

 

[MapleDots]

No need to debate. People can judge for themselves if they believe “BURGSCOM” is a thing of innate beauty.... or if it’s the sound a broken washing machine makes with an imbalanced load, “burgscom...burgscom...burgscom...”

Love how you are leaving out the DOT for effect

burgs.com was an example and yes it has a way higher value to a burger franchise than burgs.gold

Look, no need to take offense .gold and some of the other extensions are great but I don't understand your attack on the obvious king. If you try and win the argument here you are doomed to lose the battle. The great and powerful .com king just has too many soldiers willing to defend him.

 

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You guys don’t like pet food?

mother of gold $125 renewal
grace delete it as soon as possible ..

 

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mother of gold $125 renewal
grace delete it as soon as possible ..[/QUOTE]

mother of gold $125 renewal
grace delete it as soon as possible ..

A viable enterprise couldn’t care less about the renewal fee. Only domainers whine about such things. A decent hotel, full size Hertz, and a steak + salad dinner is going to run 3 hundred bucks, just for one person one night. “yearly rental less than $10” is not a constant companion of “desirable to company”. “Can’t afford $100 per year” is a constant companion of “not a real company”.

 

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A viable enterprise couldn’t care less about the renewal fee. .

Rich people are greedy..

 

[Fancy.domains]

I like it!

Would I personally register it for $125? No, but I am not you. I think you could get a mid $xxxx (or even more). The question is when?!

Anyway, I have sold worse gTLDs for $xxxx. Best of luck!

 

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I like it!

Would I personally register it for $125? No, but I am not you. I think you could get a mid $xxxx (or even more). The question is when?!

Anyway, I have sold worse gTLDs for $xxxx. Best of luck!

not for sale, now or ever, just chit chattin’ about it

 

[hawkeye]

Solid.Gold

Estibot - $4,100
Godaddy - $1,274
Renewal - $99 - $125 year
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not for sale, now or ever, ...

Dropped, or maybe sold for low $xxx, within 3 years. imo