closed dot US appraisals

[firstPerson]

http://www.funSTORE.us
http://www.theFirstOne.US
http://www.prettyOne.US
http://www.touchTone.US
http://www.BIDDINGS.us
http://www.findOne.US
http://www.Archies.US
http://www.RichieRich.US
http://www.fashionGuide.US
http://www.HowToBuy.US
http://www.firstPerson.US
http://www.HowToSell.US
http://www.SheltersForYou.COM
http://www.HappyValentines.US
http://www.prettyOne.US
http://www.rentUS.us
http://www.theBESTone.US
http://www.mailUS.us

and more @ http://www.eternalHOST.com

Thanks a ton,
-firstPerson


FYI - 68 million Americans said they preferred the .us Internet address over the .com address, according to a recent Harris Interactive Poll.


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how can that be.. that 999 people viewed this thread.. an no appraisals? that's the highest 'thread view' i've ever seen.. wow.

TouchTone.us
RichieRich.us

my top picks.
g/l

 

[firstPerson]

999 ;-)

people are just awestruck looking at the list..they are too cool aren't they ?

thanks a lot for your pick from the bunch.

-firstPerson
from http://www.thefirstOne.US

 

Originally posted by firstPerson
999 ;-)

people are just awestruck looking at the list..they are too cool aren't they ?

thanks a lot for your pick from the bunch.

-firstPerson
from http://www.thefirstOne.US

my pleasure.

i plan to invest in some .us names. ( a handful.. not a large #) to test the .us water's a bit..

 

[ad-lib]

I don't believe the hype. Nor will I ever.

.US extension is blah. I
plan to continue on my dot com, net, and org escapade.
Screw, all the other extensions. This includes biz, & info.

 

[DNS Kidd]

I am pretty happy with my .US portfolio. Out of 500 names submitted, I got 88 registered.

One just sold, axe.us, for $2,000. That covered all my start-up costs, and left me with another 87 names to sell.

My opinion: .US rocks! Look or it to become the dominant TLD for the USA in the next 3-5 years.

In countries where a ccTLD has been available, it has been more widely used than .com/.net/.org put together.

.uk, .jp, .de as examples.

For many names I wanted, the .us was gone, while the .info and .biz were available. There are no 3 letter .us names left to register, all taken.

My names are at suv.us. Let me know what you think.

DNS Kidd

 

[firstPerson]

You've really got some $$$$ names. I like got.US the most.
I too have some .US domains @ www.findOne.US

- ANALY$T

 

[beatz]

Looks.us and Biking.us are nice,too - congrats.

 

[domaindirk]

The .US extension is taking off like greased lightning. I think out of the ones you have listed, TouchTone.US, FashionGuide.US, HowToSell.US and HowToBuy.US will net you around 5K-8K!

What do you think of the following .USs
http://www.HolyWar.US
http://www.OilGas.US
http://www.StocksBonds.US
http://www.LawnGarden.US
http://www.Unofficial.US
http://www.CDDVD.US
http://www.GoldSilver.US
http://www.DownLink.US
http://www.InternetBroadcast.US
http://www.Conglomerates.US
http://www.ElectronicBanking.US
http://www.Machinist.US
http://www.ToolSupply.US
http://www.VegasJackpot.US

Thanks,
DD

 

[firstPerson]

GGGGGGGGOLD :shy: :shy:
GOLDSILVER.US is cool .
However the one-woders and CDDVD.US will be the real winners.

- ANALY$T

 

[domaindirk]

Thanks First! Hope we clean up.

 

Nice one word .us's are perhaps ok, though very speculative. But I think it will be a very long time before less than common two word combo's will have much value.

 

[mole]

Originally posted by snoopy
Nice one word .us's are perhaps ok, though very speculative. But I think it will be a very long time before less than common two word combo's will have much value.

I gree with Snoops. The stakes have been raised tremendously in this game. If ass.us can't fetch even $5k, well at least not for now, imagine how two or three word domains will fair in the aftermarket.

 

[DNS Kidd]

Snoopy - I agree with you, sort of. The latest AfterNIC report shows the majority of registered names are two-word names, like computerworld, etc., regardless of TLD.

However, I believe that is due to the scarcity of one word domain names.

The real trick is getting a name people will remember.

Amazon.com is now synonymous with books/audio/video. Who would have thought? Same with eBay.

Starting with a good name is necessary, but it is the business model and management that turn a name into a profitable venture.

Garden.com was a great name, but the owners were not able to capitalize on it, and were bought out.

Check out this list. I doubt this is completely accurate, as most high level name sales are completed in a lawyers office, and are not public transactions. Note the majority of one-word names.

DOMAIN NAMES: SOLD FOR:
Business.com ---- $7,500,000.00
AsSeenOnTV.com ---- $5,000,000.00
Korea.com ---- $5,000,000.00
Altavista.com ---- $3,350,000.00
Loans.com ---- $3,000,000.00
Autos.com ---- $2,200,000.00
Express.com ---- $2,000.000.00
Mortgage.com ---- $1,800,000.00
Feedback.com ---- $1,225,000.00
Wallstreet.com ---- $1,030,000.00
If.com ---- $1,000,000.00
Rock.com ---- $1,000,000.00
Wine.com ---- $1,000,000.00
Cyberworks.com/Cyberworks.net ---- $1,000,000.00
TDC.com ---- $1,000,000.00
Websites.com ---- $975,000.00
ForSaleByOwner.com ---- $835,000.00
Drugs.com ---- $823,456.00
Capital.com ---- $750,000.00
Cinema.com ---- $700,000.00
University.com ---- $530,000.00
Work.com ---- $500,000.00
Computer.com ---- $500,000.00
Wisdom.com ---- $475,000.00
Blackjack.com ---- $460,000.00
Taxes.com ---- $400,000.00
Santas.com ---- $256,000.00
Vote.com ---- $250,000.00
Mall.com ---- $250,000.00
eGifts.com ---- $250,000.00
Christmasgifts.com ---- $250,000.00
Promotion.com ---- $225,000.00
Tower.com ---- $208,000.00
Bingo.com ---- $200,000.00
Seminars.com ---- $119,000.00
Architecture.com ---- $190,000.00
Question.com ---- $175,000.00
Fruits.com ---- $160,000.00
WebCity.com ---- $150,000.00
Push.com ---- $125,000.00
Speaker.com ---- $120,000.00
PhoneCalls.com ---- $120,000.00
Seminars.com ---- $119,000.00
Glory.com ---- $115,000.00
Internet.com ---- $100,000.00
Consumers.com ---- $100,000.00
Perfect.com ---- $94,000.00
Back.com ---- $85,000.00
Salary.com ---- $77,500.00
HappyBirthday.com ---- $55,000.00
CasualSex.com ---- $50,000.00
Madeira.com ---- $50,000.00
e-Privacy.com ---- $35,040.00
Yams.com ---- $30,000.00
BusinessMall.com ---- $28,575.00
eFlowers.com ---- $25,000.00 (+ Incentives)


I have back.us, I wonder if that chiropractic group is interested in another purchase??

DNS Kidd

 

dnskidd,

Domain valuations have changed substantially since the sales you've post, which for the mainly took place during the tech boom.

This is the kind of list register.com/verisign produce to hype domains to new customers and has very little relationship to current selling prices.