.tv Some experts say you should sell your .tv names

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What One Expert Has To Say About .tv

Thought .tv fans may want to know what some experts feel about the .tv subject:

http://www.allthings.tv/articles/36/1/What-One-Expert-Has-To-Say-About-tv/Page1.html

 

[angelx777]

these experts are wrong, i wasn't even bothered to read what they say

point 1: i Do have a .tv domains that receives traffic
point 2: i saw many times .tv domains being advertised on uk's telys
point 3: major public accepts .tv extension for "television" and the media Is moving slowly to the Internet
point 4: the tld looks great
point 5: there is many .tv's already developed by major companies and looks great as well

not long now for .tv to become huge, i'm sitting comfy on few great .tv's

 

[atypical]

Sedo has a strong bias toward .com. The closing soon auctions on the home page don't show .TVs unless you click the "more" link. I inquired about this, and received the following response:

Thanks so much for getting in touch with us. As .COM domain names are the most commonly visited and purchased in the aftermarket, we have initiated a policy that only .COM domains appear on the homepage auction listings. While I understand that this may seem unfair and be slightly frustrating, I ask for your understanding of this decision.

However, please keep in mind that most visitors to the site who are looking to bid on auctioned domains will browse the entire list and not just the homepage. Therefore, the chance of receiving bids is just about the same as the auctions on the homepage list. I appreciate your patience and apologize for any inconvenience this might cause. Have a wonderful day and good luck!


Best regards,
Keith White

I wonder how many people realize that, when they are looking at the closing soon listings, they're not getting the real picture. isex.tv (which isn't mine) is closing in 9 hours and has 13 bids, but doesn't show up on the home page. That's wrong, imho.