68,435 new register for .US

[oxen]

I noticed yesterday about 7,000, today about 69,000 new register for .US - who has been buying ?

[zouzas]

I noticed yesterday about 7,000, today about 69,000 new register for .US - who has been buying ?

:-D

[DryHeat]

:-D

By that expression, one'd get the idea it's you zou....I don't think so or is it?

[zouzas]

By that expression, one'd get the idea it's you zou....I don't think so or is it?

not that much ,,just registered the 50 states today with e in front
eAlabama.us
eBoston.us
eChicago.us missed a few eNewyork.us ecalifornia.us


.us is heating up be sure to ck Dukes report next week on ,.US sales

[StockDoctor]

I'm told by Neustar that those regs were done in bulk back in April and they are just now adding the nameservers. All done thru just 1 registrar.

.US is very real and you will start to see both development and prices heat up over the next few months.

[Prosperous]

missed a few eNewyork.us

Yeah I got that one. :-D

Cheers,
Rob

[DryHeat]

Yeah I got that one. :-D

Cheers,
Rob

Good move. Long while ago, I got New-York.US; the non-hyphenated version was never released for public being a state name (all state names in .US were reserved). So, none of us have the perfect name with you having a leading "e" and me having a hyphen; wonder which one would be considered relatively more valuable or are they about the same?

[zouzas]

Good move. Long while ago, I got New-York.US; the non-hyphenated version was never released for public being a state name (all state names in .US were reserved). So, none of us have the perfect name with you having a leading "e" and me having a hyphen; wonder which one would be considered relatively more valuable or are they about the same?

Pretty good!!! the e's are easily brandable and with .US pretty good the - are good too particularly if you plan on developing them,,,


i got all the plurals too except newyork cal and about 2 others ie,


SouthDakotas.us
Alabamas.us
Alaskas.us
Ohios.us etc

[zouzas]

Yeah I got that one. :-D

Cheers,
Rob

nice !!!!!!!!!!want sell list a price

[Duke]

Good move. Long while ago, I got New-York.US; the non-hyphenated version was never released for public being a state name (all state names in .US were reserved). So, none of us have the perfect name with you having a leading "e" and me having a hyphen; wonder which one would be considered relatively more valuable ?

Neither. The most valuable one is NewYork-NewYork.us and I have that. :-D

[Acro]

e/i prexifes are sooo 1998 and in .us on top of that?

You'll be dropping them next year.

[URLtrader]

.US is very real and you will start to see both development and prices heat up over the next few months.

I am waiting just for that to happen.....

[peekaboo]

'good things come 2 those who wait.'

wait the minute,,

or was that, 'waiting 4 godot?'

[Acro]

Godot never arrives

[oxen]

Another 24,000 new register today - wow - that includes your newest 50 Zouzas - congrat.

[Duke]

Very nice. .US is heading quickly toward 1 million and I see .biz has just crossed back over 1 million.

[zouzas]

Another 24,000 new register today - wow - that includes your newest 50 Zouzas - congrat.

nice another 24k when people realize you can register a .US it will be to late to get the name you want

[oxen]

imaging if dot us nexus relax like other tld then we are way pass 1 million long time ago

The percentage drop rate of .us relative low compare to others

.com 29,322,912 16,244,700 55%
.net 4,790,983 3,148,783 66%
.org 3,028,783 1,890,170 62%
.info 1,212,676 326,411 27%
.biz 1,004,111 326,270 32%
.us 858,173 136,951 16%

[Duke]

Good observation on the drop percentage oxen. The .US rollout anniversary drops are already over and I noticed while chasing them that far fewer came open than during the info and biz drops. I have also noticed in my own business that I sell more .us than .info, even though .info currently gets the lion's share of the high dollar sales. That may change. We will be reporting a big .US sale at DNJournal next Tuesday.

[Garry Anderson]

Oxen, when you say, "The percentage drop rate of .us relative low compare to others"

Knowing that you can make figures say anything:

Are the figures compatible - that of last years drop?

I suspect not - I hardly think SO MANY MILLION dot coms were dropped last year.