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Register Today on DNForum IT'S FREE!I access the namepros(.)mobi everyday by my phone Nokia6150. Unfortunately, and I am sorry to say I can't access DNForum(.)com in my phone. I surf NP at least 1 hours by phone per day, but access DNF less and less ...
I don't think dotMobi is dead, but it helps people who needs it.
I would say it may be good news for us .mobi owners then if you aren't seeing foxnews.mobi advertised and they keep increasing their uniques it just means more people are actually searching for .mobi!! Now just imagine if they did advertise, since you claim you have never seen it.
Well, one thing's for sure - the whale is still swimming over at DNJ this week: http://www.dnjournal.com/domainsales.htm.
flowers.mobi
What about it?
I think he only sells, when he can make a nice profit, and show off his business diligence.If Rick auctioned off flowers.mobi, what would guys say it would fetch today?
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While the .mobi fanatics are touting the latest corporate gadgets springing up here and there even the mobile industry continues to ignore the tld
The believers have the opportunity to put their money where their mouth is, and purchase shares of it at fusu.com
Looks like Rick wants to dilute his positions.
Smart man.
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flowers are for old romantics Kate
i'm sure Rick is more likely to show you what he can do in the creampies.mobi department
LOL!
Last edited by PRED; 07-17-2008 at 06:47 AM.
Well I think you may want to pay better attention to the market as the 'believers' have put their money where their mouth is....Over 500,000 names were regged in less than a year of the existence of .mobi....
Anyone know how many are regged today? I really do not think the problem is having the believers putting their money where their mouth is....as it is clear they have done that.
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Greg, are you trying to tell us you've purchased flowers.mobi for $201,000?
i heard this from a guy that knows a guy, please confirm if its true.
mobi mafia?
haha
Domaining to the max.
dn-101 = some guy that bought crappy mobi's and is pissed off he cant unload them in a down market... wah wah.
he joined our forum a few months ago and pissed n' moaned and wrote cheesy 1 liners that were not funny at all till a permanent vacation was in order.
Well, I am neither pro nor anti dotMobi. It's just that I know people from dotMobi registry very well and, quite frankly, accusing them of fixing discussion on forum is not just a slander on them but also on us who are responsible to keep this forum running. Hence, the request for clarification.
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I never believed in .mobi from the start, well with the iPhone and all...
the bottom line is that .mobi is a step backwards when it comes to technology. Who wants a downgraded version of a website with all the features removed?
the only reason .mobi was such a "success" was because of all the speculators and hype IMO. The .mobi crew is laughing their way to the bank, hyping up the TLD and auctioning off the best names. The rest of the people are caught in a struggle to get their moneys worth by constantly convincing themselves and others around them that the .mobi TLD will strive and blossom.
So .mobi lovers are pretty much saying that 2 years from now, phones will not improve enough to support complex script heavy websites (which is already done today), AND that the public will be much much more aware of the .mobi TLD.
And another thing, so lets say we are given Foxnews, right? The example you guys keep using... They have their foxnews.com and foxnews.mobi. Just a few more years down the line, when the vast majority of the population will be on iphones, blackberries, and other devices that can perfectly render a complicated .com website... which version of the site will foxnews advertise? The .mobi? or the .com which has all the features and advertising for them to profit on?
Give me a break, .mobi would have been a good idea if the cellphones browser/internet capabilities were not able to evolve.
.com was the past, .com is the present, .com will be the future
Last edited by bdjuf; 07-17-2008 at 03:04 PM.
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