closed BEEF.cc

[yru]

Dot CC has taking a big dip over the last couple years. Any hope for the future? Thanks!

 

[Joe]

Any hope for the future? .cc, get in line.

$0 presently.

-Joe

 

[Gee]

go and list it with stupid greatdomains

they like .cc and may list it for 10,000$ ....wow

 

[Deleted member 9275]

Domain name alone not worth much. The right end user retail buyer may be willing to give you up to ~$250 in the current retail market, but that's only if you have the luxury of holding out. High profile keyword = excellent development potential; develop, get some high quality backlinks and the value will rise considerably.

As always: IMO

AmCy

PS to all you .COM snobs: check out space.cc. .CC extension doesn't hurt that site one bit :-D :-O

 

[austinandrew]

I've frequently considered buying good one word .cc and .ws and developing them. The only way to really make money on this is with developed web sites.

Domain name alone not worth much. The right end user retail buyer may be willing to give you up to ~$250 in the current retail market, but that's only if you have the luxury of holding out. High profile keyword = excellent development potential; develop, get some high quality backlinks and the value will rise considerably.

As always: IMO

AmCy

PS to all you .COM snobs: check out space.cc. .CC extension doesn't hurt that site one bit :-D :-O

 

[Deleted member 9275]

I've frequently considered buying good one word .cc and .ws and developing them. The only way to really make money on this is with developed web sites.

For pure speculation I would have to agree that the .CC TLD isn't the best name space for domain traders. With .CC, I think it's best to have at least a rough development plan before taking the plunge so that that if the domain doesn't sell as quickly as you'd like, you can develop the name a little or a lot--at least enough to earn back the yearly reg. fee with some profit.

AmCy

 

[seeker]

I', not a .com snob, I actually like ALL Global TLDs.
I am not too fond of ccTLDs.
However, they do have a use, ONLY developed. and then, only worth it for major names IMO.
otherwise, I'f I am going to develop and dont want to spend too much time on promotion, I prefer to get a gTLD (not necessarily com, net/org/info/biz do fine).