closed 18 letters! 5 words! NOT a .com! 1232032 OV!?

[Prosperous]

I own NewYorkCityNewYork.BIZ / .INFO

"new york city new york" appearantly got 1,232,032 Overture searches in Feb. 2003, topping the search for simply 'new york city'.

I know, I know... These .BIZ and .INFO names are pretty long, consist of an alarming five words, they're not a .coms, but I am curious about their value anyway. Enlighten me, please.
Thanks in advance!

Rob

P.S. if you haven't done so already, and feel you're up to the challenge, then please also appraise my .US's here at:
http://www.dnforum.com/showthread.php?threadid=24566 . :razz:
Cheers!

 

[DrWho]

Originally posted by anno_domaini
I own NewYorkCityNewYork.BIZ / .INFO

"new york city new york" appearantly got 1,232,032 Overture searches in Feb. 2003, topping the search for simply 'new york city'.

I know, I know... These .BIZ and .INFO names are pretty long, consist of an alarming five words, they're not a .coms, but I am curious about their value anyway. Enlighten me, please.
Thanks in advance!

Rob

P.S. if you haven't done so already, and feel you're up to the challenge, then please also appraise my .US's here at:
http://www.dnforum.com/showthread.php?threadid=24566 . :razz:
Cheers!

NewYorkCityNewYork.BIZ / .INFO - $0.00 /all

Post the .US's in groups of 5 if you want an appraisal

 

[Prosperous]

Thanks, I knew I could count on you to respond.

As for your ".US's in groups of 5 if you want an appraisal" tip, I will keep that in mind for a next time. Mind you, I didn't ask all the .US's to be appraised there, 'only' the ones that "hold the most value/have the most potential" according to the appraiser. Plus some did appraise all without -seemingly anyway- any objections.

Cheers!
Rob

 

[DrWho]

It's a request not a demand...

 

[Prosperous]

Thanks for the clarification. However, nobody said it was a demand, of course.

BTW, requests stand out as being requests when starting with, for example, a "Can you"/"Will you"/"Would you"/(etc.).
Plus, a question-mark at the end of the request would be highly appropriate as well. And the icing on the request-cake would be a courteous 'please' thrown in, of course.

Those were suggestions. Not demands.

So, anyone else wanna tell me the names are worhtless?

Cheers!
Rob