discuss What was your first .now domain?

[jeera]

I recently started exploring the .now extension and picked up my first domain.

What was the first .now domain you registered when it opened up?

Whether it was something brandable, geo-based, niche-specific, or just fun, feel free to share it here. Would love to see what kinds of names people went for when .now first launched.

Mine was Helpline.now.

 

[namesforsale]

That's a good one. I handreg'd a few the other day, surprised there were still plenty of single words and brandable combos. New to domaining because most previously hyped up TLDs I have not seen any longevity in, but I really believe in this one.

defeat.now
divide.now
drama.now
fall.now
forget.now
held.now
lay.now
statement.now

 

[Bravo Mod Team]

defeat.now
divide.now
drama.now
fall.now
forget.now
held.now
lay.now
statement.now

Which was your first? That's what the author asked.

 

[namesforsale]

Which was your first? That's what the author asked.

oops! drama.now was my first

 

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[jeera]

oops! drama.now was my first

Nice. I was actually keeping an eye on drama.now back when it was available. Small world.

 

[jeera]

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Nice one.

 

[namesforsale]

Nice. I was actually keeping an eye on drama.now back when it was available. Small world.

Nice! With a lot of mine being at the registry premium tier I am not sure how many I will renew but I got a bit carried away when I realized how many brandable common words were still available. I am excited to keep some lines in the water and see where this TLD goes over the next year or two.

 

[alop]

Metawire @ now

 

[jeera]

Metawire @ now

great name.

 

[Greg123]

My first .now was a really "wonderful" word: "Wonderful (.now)"

 

[NameGroove]

I recently started exploring the .now extension and picked up my first domain.

What was the first .now domain you registered when it opened up?

Whether it was something brandable, geo-based, niche-specific, or just fun, feel free to share it here. Would love to see what kinds of names people went for when .now first launched.

Mine was Helpline.now.

helpline is a good one - seems to fit the urgency of .now

 

[katerleonid]

Someone bought leonid.now for me a few months ago. I haven’t transferred it from them yet, but it was a nice gift.

 

[phaethon]

Nice! With a lot of mine being at the registry premium tier I am not sure how many I will renew but I got a bit carried away when I realized how many brandable common words were still available. I am excited to keep some lines in the water and see where this TLD goes over the next year or two.

They are available because it's just another crappy hyped extension.

 

[sellian]

Mine expires in 9 days.

Imperial (.) Now

I'll most probably renew this one.

 

[NameGroove]

They are available because it's just another crappy hyped extension.

Or it could be that it's a new extension. By defintion, all new extensions have good names available.

A better question to ask is not what's available - but what is live. Are end users using it and how are they using it? A rudimentary google search can answer that question.

 

[enterscope]

They are available because it's just another crappy hyped extension.

I have to disagree, It's one of the better alternative extensions I've seen in awhile.

 

[Dan the Domainer]

My first was WatchIt .now

 

[vTrader]

The first and the only one - Calltoaction (.) now

 

[King]

Oh I remember my first