They are all worth zero (I guess it is possible to find a sucker who doesn't know they are worthless). I feel bad for newbies like you who get victimized by registrars and other scam pumpers, including those who used to be the biggest legends in domaining. They don't care about you at all. If you died, or couldn't feed your family, they would not care. But they will take your money by pumping worthless extensions. The only way to stop them is to put them in prison. Maybe for tax fraud. They have hotline numbers to call if you see a seasoned domainer pumping this garbage. A nice prison stint and some real pain and maybe they will think twice about victimizing people like you.
Delete them all, even though it will be tough to do. The great investors take losses when they make mistakes (George Soros is a great investor who is a good loss taker). Stick with dotcom only. Do NOT try to hand reg names yet. The only exception to dotcom if you are a newbie, is to buy names in the country code that you are most familiar with, but even then you could be dealing with loser extensions, as all but a handful are.
These names will trap you into thinking they are worth something. If you can sell them, so them for whatever you can get. Root hard for people like Frank Schilling and the other "To the right of the dot crowd" scammers to drop dead from heart attacks so you can piss on their graves. I will pay for your ticket to their funeral. Those are the real losers in domaining.....people who know better. I single him out because there is not a single story of him ever buying a domain off of a regular domainer for a good price, nor is there a single story of him selling a domain to anyone in the world at a good price (at the time of the deal). He made millions buying good to great names, but that wasn't enough. Now he wants to ruin everybody with his loser scam ideas. He, and all others who think like him, are total garbage.
Right now, decent dotcoms cannot be sold for any price. Pretty good names are almost impossible to sell for even $50 here (less than that). I suggest searching some drop lists, or even forum threads, as there are some good names floating around, and some you can get for less than reg fee. If you have the discipline, I would try not to register any names for a few months. Take your foot off the gas and read. When you see a thread where names are legitimately being sold, pay attention to those names and prices. Most threads at forums are just people trying to sell worthless names, and they talk to themselves by bumping the threads, but you will find some that have some action. Study the real transactions, not the scam ones that get reported, like one that I saw last week.....Wine.club for 140K. Scam. Scam. Scam. I don't care what type of lies they came out with to make it look legit.
