negotiable txts.net -- Premium, Versital, 16 year old Domain!

[McKay Taylor]

Txts.net as in the abbrivated form of the word text messages. (Also the shorted slang form of the word tickets).

• As stated above, it is a highly used abbrivated term and slang word.
• It is 16 years old initially being registered in 2001.
• As well as a llll.net
• The .net extension works favorably towards the term as text messaging is a form of networking or a network in and of itself.

Even taking the text messaging aspect aside the name also has face value as a acronym as well.
Example : Tx: (Texas) Ts: (technical support), (telecommunication server)-- (telecom server)-- (transport station, transit system) etc.​

Highly versatile in Multiple billion dollar networking (and non) industries.

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[Muhammad Mudassar]

perfect domain, can i ask that how much you are looking for this? can you PM me?

 

[Nick]

Nice find. I snoozed on scooping it up. GLWS.

 

[Josh R]

name is 2 days old, not 16 years old... just a heads up, as some members may think this is misleading.

 

[vdonline]

name is 2 days old, not 16 years old... just a heads up, as some members may think this is misleading.

+1

 

[McKay Taylor]

it was a caught domain on snapnames, the serp for it remains intact

 

[McKay Taylor]

with its initial creation being in 2001

 

[Josh R]

creation date was 2 days ago.

 

[McKay Taylor]

as stated the domain has history dating 2001, the domain wasn't deleted, it was caught at snapnames for auction, the history remains intact. The whois information on the name i can look into.

 

[Josh R]

it was dropped and caught, and hence loses it's age.

 

[McKay Taylor]

dropped not expired/deleted, hence it doesn't lose its value from age.

 

[Nick]

Hey MD, dropped & caught means it expired and was immediately registered.

TXTS.NET: Registrar Registration Expiration Date: 2015-03-28T12:48:40.00Z

Source: http://www.domainhistory.net/txts.net

I still think it's a great name, regardless.

 

[McKay Taylor]

Hey MD, dropped & caught means it expired and was immediately registered.

TXTS.NET: Registrar Registration Expiration Date: 2015-03-28T12:48:40.00Z

Source: http://www.domainhistory.net/txts.net

I still think it's a great name, regardless.

Thanks. But for a name to actually loose its credited "age" value, for search engines mostly, that comes from a name being deleted? if it just expires and is caught by one of the drop catching companies doesn't that still keep the value intact?

 

[Nick]

Thanks. But for a name to actually loose its credited "age" value, for search engines mostly, that comes from a name being deleted? if it just expires and is caught by one of the drop catching companies doesn't that still keep the value intact?

I think most domainers would say no- the value isn't the same. However, I think most retail customers wouldn't see a difference either way.

Also, regardless if it's dropped & caught by a dropcatching company or you register it on your own, it's the same difference. All a dropcatcher is doing is attempting to register it the split second it becomes available, versus you doing it on your own at some other point in the future.

 

[McKay Taylor]

I think most domainers would say no- the value isn't the same. However, I think most retail customers wouldn't see a difference either way.

Also, regardless if it's dropped & caught by a dropcatching company or your register it on your own, it's the same difference.

interesting, Ive never actually had that issue with snapnames before. Either way I agree with you on the fact on end user value.