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I've seen some recent sales of names with "360" ... like, green360.com, boxing360, football360.com, srilanka360, dynamite360.com, etc.

Don't get the 360 part. What does it mean?
 
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krx said:
It's now developed. Here's what they're doing with it:

"We offer unparalleled 360ยฐ panoramic photography to businesses of all sizes and industries."
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As far as Im concerned they could have used something better suited, the domain doesnt describe what the site is about.

Congrats on the sale just the same :)
 
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next is 361 :)
 
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I just have one, BMX360.com - 2k to a happy little end-user...I hope !



where do you buy keyword360.com domains from ? ....the shop360.com silly :p

There's a load of em here for sale...priced up to $250K

http://www.shop360.com/





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gazzip said:
where do you buy keyword360.com domains from ? ....the shop360.com silly :p

Clark (shop360.com) is the biggest fan of 360 suffix
I sold to him few of the domains of my list
 
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dotnom said:
Clark (shop360.com) is the biggest fan of 360 suffix
I sold to him few of the domains of my list

cool, what sort of price did you get for them ?

thanks



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gazzip said:
cool, what sort of price did you get for them ?
thanks.

Not too high, just shortened my 360 list (back then)
 
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Theo (Acroplex) sold 360.org for $25,500 last month.
 
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EG.domains said:
Theo (Acroplex) sold 360.org for $25,500 last month.

I think this out of domain360.com league
A numeric NNN even at org TLD is premium compared with all the other names of this trend
 
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Tippy said:
Zilla is kinda cool and I find works better then 360, mind you its a very old thingy.

Any reports of zilla domain sales? I recently bought a nice adult one :)
 
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money360.com is sold at sedo for 15k
 
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lincolndsp said:
money360.com is sold at sedo for 15k

I saw it
I still believe that the 360 suffix is not an easy trend and that needs an educated end-user
 
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dotnom said:
I saw it
I still believe that the 360 suffix is not an easy trend and that needs an educated end-user
which trend is more powerful?

The list: 24, 247, 360, 365, toll-free(800,888).

What's the order of significance from domainers/end-user's view point for this prefixes/suffixes? what does everyone think?
 
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If i had to sort it i would put :
1. 247
2. 24
3. 360
4. 800-888
5. 365
 
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dotnom said:
If i had to sort it i would put :
1. 247
2. 24
3. 360
4. 800-888
5. 365
thanks! I can see that it depends on the country as well. 360 has not gained such popularity as in US. and 24 is more widely used than 247 in Germany.
toll-free numbers on the other hand got their marketing appeal long ago before the internet was invented.
 
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lincolndsp said:
money360.com is sold at sedo for 15k
That's a nice payday. I think money360 works if you think of 360 as "panoramic" or "complete" or something like that - eg, could be a news site for complete coverage of money matters...
 
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krx said:
That's a nice payday. I think money360 works if you think of 360 as "panoramic" or "complete" or something like that - eg, could be a news site for complete coverage of money matters...

G8 Capital bought the name according to whois.
 
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lincolndsp said:
thanks! I can see that it depends on the country as well. 360 has not gained such popularity as in US. and 24 is more widely used than 247 in Germany.
I think you're right. The country but also the keyword makes a big difference in whether the prefix/suffix "works" or not.

What do people think about "z" and "x" as prefixes or suffixes? Do you think "z" works as a substitute for "s" (as in "carz" "bootz" "bookz" etc)?
 
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