.tv Some interesting facts, tidbits, and things you just did not know about

[*AllThings.tv*]

On May 15th, 2001, the .tv Corporation reported its highest annual registration fee domain for $500,000. Today, there is no site.

http://www.namepros.com/dot-tv/10944-drugstore-tv-sells-may-15-2001-a.html

Argos is one of the first ones in the .tv subforum besides equity, he posted a thread in 2004 in the .tv subforum: http://www.namepros.com/dot-tv/17899-vegas-tv.html

Special Edition Report on .tv claims Domain Name Extension Heating Up (Published 9/05):
http://www.domainingblog.com/2005/09/special-edition-report-tv-domain-name.html

nbc4.tv has been around since the end of 2005 if not earlier.

MiamiCondos.TV has been developed since 1/2006

eyedomainous a.k.a. Claude started a .tv guide - vol. 1 back in 2006. Claude, were there subsequent volumes published?
http://www.namepros.com/dot-tv/155325-eyes-tv-guide-vol-i.html

It was interesting to go back 3+ years and read what .tv ideas people had back then, how their writing styles changed, and how they honed their .tv strategies.

 

[Dr. Mindwrecker]

I have an incredibly interesting .TV fact which I just recently discovered and im not sure if it has been discussed yet. I was going to create an original thread for it, by why not put it here...


"Male VS. Female and Inequality in the .TV pricing structure..."


Penis.TV- is a $7500 premium
Vagina.TV is a $1000 premium


Is this pricing structure correlated to potential type in traffic?

Does this mean that more people are looking for a Penis then a Vagina on the internet?

 

[*AllThings.tv*]

oh wow, you win!

 

[ZigZag]

I have an incredibly interesting .TV fact which I just recently discovered and im not sure if it has been discussed yet. I was going to create an original thread for it, by why not put it here...


"Male VS. Female and Inequality in the .TV pricing structure..."


Penis.TV- is a $7500 premium
Vagina.TV is a $1000 premium


Is this pricing structure correlated to potential type in traffic?

Does this mean that more people are looking for a Penis then a Vagina on the internet?

I had similar question in the past, but my question was ignored and erased from the forum.

 

[TheBulldog]

I think if you use the slang "p" word for vagina, it might be different.

 

[smashfactory]

I have an incredibly interesting .TV fact which I just recently discovered and im not sure if it has been discussed yet. I was going to create an original thread for it, by why not put it here...


"Male VS. Female and Inequality in the .TV pricing structure..."


Penis.TV- is a $7500 premium
Vagina.TV is a $1000 premium


Is this pricing structure correlated to potential type in traffic?

Does this mean that more people are looking for a Penis then a Vagina on the internet?

sweetie, all it means, once again, is a guy always needs to make sure his is bigger

 

[DomainBuyerBroker]

DrugStore.tv is available for registration for $15k and drugs.tv for $50k.

 

[Dr. Mindwrecker]

I think if you use the slang "p" word for vagina, it might be different.

Ah, pXXXy.TV is $50,000

Now we are back to reality...

Turns out the male equivalent cXXk.TV word is only $15,000