Virtual Reality Domains (VR)

[mrcurly]

Im betting big bucks on VR domains have a great future and with the big boys buying up VR companies, mainstream is a stones throw away.....

Lots of VR+keyword.com taken years ago and I noticed this sale a week or so back -

VRTechnology.com $3688

This was a steel and I can soon see everything from VRPoker / VRCasinos / VRShopping / VRBrowsing / VRTours / VRWorlds / etc etc....having a high price tag even now at the start of VR hitting mainstream...

I have just paid $x,xxx for a name but will not be showcasing as the domain is in escrow at present....

Feel free to showcase your VR domains If you like...

Cheers

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Related Thread: Adult Virtual Reality (VR) Discussion

 

[PeakDots]

Thanks for everyone's input & advice on my most recently posted domain sale/ auction I had thru Godaddy- However I thought I would clear up a few things after learning a lot from the 1experience...


Firstly, bids thru GD Auctions are not binding after a counter offer has been made!!! It only allows for another "counter offer" to be made (which I guess could be, as low/ or lower than the original bid) but I think this tactic makes the seller seem slightly unprofessional or desperate? for eg, getting no reply to your counter offer, worrying you'd lost the sale ,and as a result messaging the bidder back saying- I actually accept your 1st offer!!!! (Which BTW, doesn't always work- I guess some bids are made just "of the moment"?

So for those of you who (like me, read the posts and believed that a GD Auction bid to be valid and binding for 1 week from placement- even after a counter offer has been made, is actually NOT Correct!..

So, due to the (I'm sure unintentional) false information posted regarding binding bids- I ended up losing out on 2 fairly significant sales now- hence my post on here. 1 countered bid was even significant enough to affect my monthly financial outcome, in a fairly dramatic way- especially when it was just a petty $100+ I was countering !!!

So heads up- if you receive an adequate offer on GD Auctions, and are considering countering it- Remember, you cannot go back, or accept the original offer any longer .... and there is also no guarantee that you will get the sale if you even counter offer at a lower $$ than their original bid.. As I disappointingly found out..

So Just a heads up. If a GD Auction bid looks good- just accept the bid, instead of countering it and potentially losing out on the whole sale altogether.

I hope this information helps someone.

Cheers!

Sorry for your experience and thank you for this information.

 

[alcy]

Thanks for everyone's input & advice on my most recently posted domain sale/ auction I had thru Godaddy- However I thought I would clear up a few things after learning a lot from the 1experience...

Firstly, bids thru GD Auctions are not binding after a counter offer has been made!!! It only allows for another "counter offer" to be made (which I guess could be, as low/ or lower than the original bid) but I think this tactic makes the seller seem slightly unprofessional or desperate? for eg, getting no reply to your counter offer, worrying you'd lost the sale ,and as a result messaging the bidder back saying- I actually accept your 1st offer!!!! (Which BTW, doesn't always work- I guess some bids are made just "of the moment"?

So for those of you who (like me, read the posts and believed that a GD Auction bid to be valid and binding for 1 week from placement- even after a counter offer has been made, is actually NOT Correct!..

So, due to the (I'm sure unintentional) false information posted regarding binding bids- I ended up losing out on 2 fairly significant sales now- hence my post on here. 1 countered bid was even significant enough to affect my monthly financial outcome, in a fairly dramatic way- especially when it was just a petty $100+ I was countering !!!

So heads up- if you receive an adequate offer on GD Auctions, and are considering countering it- Remember, you cannot go back, or accept the original offer any longer .... and there is also no guarantee that you will get the sale if you even counter offer at a lower $$ than their original bid.. As I disappointingly found out..

So Just a heads up. If a GD Auction bid looks good- just accept the bid, instead of countering it and potentially losing out on the whole sale altogether.

I hope this information helps someone.

Cheers!

actually gd is the only place where everyyhing is binding 7 days

no matter how many offers back forth

i made few sales like this..as did countless others

its just how gd's setup.

 

[PeakDots]

discuss Crap I just bid on a domain I did not want!!

Just checked out this thread and has some info in it.
Looks like @alcy you are correct according to what I read in here from mapledots experience.

Edit- not sure why it didn't link

 

[alcy]

discuss Crap I just bid on a domain I did not want!!

Just checked out this thread and has some info in it.
Looks like @alcy you are correct according to what I read in here from mapledots experience.

Edit- not sure why it didn't link

yes its really old news on np that gd offers remain binding even if there are counteroffers... it is what distinguishes gd from say sedo etc..

there are entire threads on np devoted to this.. where np members and actual gd rep(s) debate the pros and cons of this.. like I said.. its just how gd is setup... for better or worse, we have to live with it.. sometimes it will benefit the buyer.. when seller wants to say raise his price after making a previously lower offer... but I guess in most cases it is just an added advantage or bonus for sellers.. cheers.

 

[Levi_charlz]

What Is CEEK Cryptocurrency?

The CEEK ecosystem is driven primarily by mobile VR technology. Because smartphones offer high mobility and freedom of use, CEEK has developed VR headsets that can be adopted by everyday mobile consumers.

 

[Levi_charlz]

Upcoming ICOs in Video and VR Gaming

Not just video gaming and the common and usual fields for blockchain application we know! Virtual reality and augmented reality is on the blockchain too, with numerous upcoming projects and ICOs.

 

[BostonDomainer]

Always knew fitness VR would be something to keep an eye on.

ICAROS Secures Seven Figure Investment From Segnalita
ICAROS have been providing a unique training system that combines fitness and virtual reality (VR) since 2016 and has now announced that that the Tyrolean private venture company Segnalita, has invested a sum in the mid-seven figures into the Munich-based company.

https://www.vrfocus.com/2018/06/icaros-recvies-seven-figurre-investment-from-segnalita/

 

[Brands.International]

virtualreality / town - if you want to build one

 

[End Game]

Namebio
Price Date Venue
intelligentVR dot com $355 USD 2018-06-22 GD
leanVR $150 USD 2018-06-22 GD
VRbackpack $143 USD 2018-06-21 GD
I bid on VRbackpack into the &130’s but let it go. Someone got a great domain imo.

 

[Levi_charlz]

ImmVRse Set to Make VR Millionaire

Blockchain start-up ImmVrse set to provide a VR sharing platform allowing creators to sell their own content and be found by employers.

 

[Tradeco]

Hi all - I own a couple of good names, but wonder what they are worth. Anyone care to elaborate?

avatarmodels.com
holotours.net
vrskaters.com
vrspawn.com
vrtivoli.com
avatardating.net
vrselfie.net

 

[Levi_charlz]

 

[DN_Hunter]

V R 3 .com
V R A r c a d e R o o m / V R A r c a d e R o o m s (both .com)

 

[alcy]

Hi all - I own a couple of good names, but wonder what they are worth. Anyone care to elaborate?

avatarmodels.com
holotours.net
vrskaters.com
vrspawn.com
vrtivoli.com
avatardating.net
vrselfie.net

if u want opinions.. id not renew these names... and .net is big gamble..minus couple exceptions like vrgames..net
gl

 

[alcy]

V R 3 .com
V R A r c a d e R o o m / V R A r c a d e R o o m s (both .com)

vr3..com is great...when did u acquire it,?

 

[Levi_charlz]

Something fishy about that last company. Deleted

 

[BostonDomainer]

AllSeated Launches First Ever Dynamic Virtual Reality Application for Event Industry
The new AllSeatedVR is the first application of its kind for the vast $200 billion global event planning market. Today, one in 10 U.S. events is created using AllSeated’s innovative online tools, and the company already has more than 100 existing customers enabled for the new VR platform. They project to have more than 1,000 venues in their VR library in 2019.

https://martechseries.com/content-marketing/interactive-content/allseated-launches-first-ever-dynamic-virtual-reality-application-event-industry/

 

[marioct]

https://www.tomshardware.com/news/vr-ar-quarterly-sales-down,37335.html

AllSeated Launches First Ever Dynamic Virtual Reality Application for Event Industry
The new AllSeatedVR is the first application of its kind for the vast $200 billion global event planning market. Today, one in 10 U.S. events is created using AllSeated’s innovative online tools, and the company already has more than 100 existing customers enabled for the new VR platform. They project to have more than 1,000 venues in their VR library in 2019.

https://martechseries.com/content-marketing/interactive-content/allseated-launches-first-ever-dynamic-virtual-reality-application-event-industry/

 

[Manusakos]

https://www.tomshardware.com/news/vr-ar-quarterly-sales-down,37335.html

EventsVR

 

[marioct]

For months I have not reg. anything, today I have decided on two new names, also in Spanish and plural that I usually reg. little, but I liked it a lot:

realidadesvirtuales (virtual realities)
realidadesdigitales (digital realities)

dot com

 

[Levi_charlz]

High Fidelity Raises $35 Million For Blockchain VR Venture

Rosedale told Fortune that High Fidelity is building blockchain infrastructure to support a billion VR users, and has already created a native cryptocurrency and digital-asset registry.

http://fortune.com/2018/06/28/high-fidelity-blockchain/?xid=gn_editorspicks

 

[DN_Hunter]

Rosedale told Fortune that High Fidelity is building blockchain infrastructure to support a billion VR users, and has already created a native cryptocurrency and digital-asset registry.

Thanks -- that reminds me I also have these names:
v r C h a i n .c o m
v r C h a i n s .c o m

 

[Levi_charlz]

The VR Virus is spreading

HTC Partners With China’s Massive State Cellular Carrier to “boost mass VR adoption”

https://www.roadtovr.com/htc-partners-with-china-mobile-to-boost-mass-vr-adoption-5g/

 

[Forex Analytics]

I have the following VR names and would appreciate thoughts - thanks in advance....

VR360degree.com
VR360degree.net
VR360degree.org
VR360degrees.net
VR360degrees.org
360degreeVR.com
360degreeVR.net
360degreeVR.org
360degreesVR.net
360degreesVR.org
360degVR.com
VR360deg.com
VReality360.net
VReality360.org
VirtualReality360.org

 

[marioct]

Drop, you can still buy good names in the domains market, seize the opportunity, in a few years, maybe months will not have that option.

Imho.
Luck.