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Hi Guys :tu:

Buyouts have been happening left, right and centre over the last few months. As far as I can see, there is no other noticeable "pre-buyout" domains to register. What would you invest in at the moment? Premium LLLL.com's? cctlds?

I would appreciate your thoughts :)
 
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AfternicAfternic
.in domains ;)
 
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One word .infos .... and a few .in
 
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Still generic keyword .coms with good development potential.





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Buying (in order to hold or develop)
  • LLL .com
  • LLL .org
  • Acronym-ready LLLL .com (although the artificial hyped value from domainers won't yield much of a return later down the road)
  • "Take action" .org names
  • Targeted, descriptive Geo domains

Selling / Avoiding
  • LLL .net
  • LLLL .net
  • .net extension in general
  • .mobi extension
  • .tv extension
  • .asia extension
  • Non-premium LLLL .com
  • "Brandable" names (the ones that I'm not developing)

:imho:
 
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.tv names or other media related names
 
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media videocentric domains
ANYTHING tv.com, .tv, television, ect....
 
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kev said:
Premium LLLL.com's? cctlds?

cctld's to make a quick flip and buy premium domains in the .com extension
 
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Thanks guys!

I havent been buying for the last few months due to Uni work so Im a bit out the loop :hehe:
 
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.TV

particulary Geos, but any good .TV .
 
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kev said:
I havent been buying for the last few months due to Uni work so Im a bit out the loop :hehe:

Uni work, what is that ?
 
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Charley said:
Uni work, what is that ?

University work ;)

Im doing a degree in Pharmacology so thats been taking up most of my time with exams and reports etc..
 
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You can also invest in llll.com's, that's good for a flip as well.
 
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Charley said:
You can also invest in llll.com's, that's good for a flip as well.

Yeah, I own a fair number of LLLL.com's that Im holding on to :) I regged about 20 names back in 2005 such as Zurm.com and Feeo.com. Thats probably one of my biggest regrets was not regging more premium LLLL.com's.

I feel some of the LLLL.com's on the market at the moment are over-priced. I cant bring myself to spend $xxx on dodgy non-premium names! :hehe:

Ive always been interested in cctlds. In fact, Ive made more out of them than .coms! Cctld typos are excellent but costly to register and are a bit of a gamble. For example, I regged a name for over $120 and it received 3500 uniques/day and I managed to sell it for high $x,xxx. Other times, I regged a name for $150 and it received only a dribble of revenue.

Some good suggestions guys :tu:
 
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.net dictionary domains and LLL.nets
 
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i'm watching out for bargain LLL.ins + very descriptive, suitable .infos(they are cheap, so even a low $$ sale could make them worth it) + Geos.
 
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I've just been accumulating more cash specifically allocated for future domain expenditures.

I see big opportunities the second half of this year and 2009 if parking does not get better and domainers start to sell domains they cannot afford to renew.

If I was to buy right now though, .com.br , .in, and com.mx , as I see those markets coming around in about five to ten years, especailly the first two. Great regs can still be had. There are other opportunities for sure, but those are the ones I would concentrate on. Also, English generics are a sure bet of course.
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Geo targeted names is what I am investing now.

I am going to allocate more resources to .org names and stronger cctld's.
 
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I second the com.mx domains as the "right-now buy". Seems like a mix of both english and spanish keywords are being snatched up.
 
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Narrowly targeted niche domains that you can easily find end users with.
 
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