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Early Results from 2005 Extension Poll. Vote Today!

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Be sure to make your voice heard and vote in the poll on which extensions are best for investing given current prices and expected price changes!...

http://www.dnforum.com/showthread.php?t=87440

Here are the results from just the first 10 votes! .COM is the clear leader... with .INFO second and .NET and .ORG tied for third. Vote today! d:-)

.COM = 37.04%
.NET = 11.11%
.ORG = 11.11%
.INFO = 18.52%
.BIZ = 3.70%
.WS = 0%
.## = country extension for my own country = 7.41%
.US (although I do not live in the United States) = 7.41%
.DE (although I do not live in Germany) = 0%
.CO.UK (although I do not live in the United Kingdom) = 3.70%

The voting results could change dramatically as more precincts report in!
 
nice ...

voted for .com :-D

waiting to see the results after 500 votes
 
Good poll Domey :-)
 
The only winner here is .com. Yup, that's right ladies and gentlemen, for the 10th year in a row, it looks again like the .com's have it. Meanwhile, those optimistic sideliners are saying, "give it a little more time Joe, and our .netorgusinfotv will be worth some real money one day" :laugh:

-Joe
 
Joe said:
The only winner here is .com. Yup, that's right ladies and gentlemen, for the 10th year in a row, it looks again like the .com's have it. Meanwhile, those optimistic sideliners are saying, "give it a little more time Joe, and our .netorgusinfotv will be worth some real money one day" :laugh:

-Joe
There's still money to be made in ORG, NET and INFO, but .COM will remain king.. :-)
 
com first and info second, imo. these are the only two extensions i have focused on in the last year.
 
Poll update.

AFTER 10 VOTES:

.COM = 37.04%
.NET = 11.11%
.ORG = 11.11%
.INFO = 18.52%
.BIZ = 3.70%
.WS = 0%
.## = country extension for my own country = 7.41%
.US (although I do not live in the United States) = 7.41%
.DE (although I do not live in Germany) = 0%
.CO.UK (although I do not live in the United Kingdom) = 3.70%

AFTER 24 VOTES:

.COM = 40.35%
.NET = 10.53%
.ORG = 14.04%
.INFO = 17.54%
.BIZ = 1.75%
.WS =0%
.## = country extension for my own country = 5.26%
.US (although I do not live in the United States = 8.77%
.DE (although I do not live in Germany) = 0%
.CO.UK (although I do not live in the United Kingdom) = 1.75%

COMMENTS:

Thus far it looks like the general pattern at 10 votes is continuing with 24. .COM leads the way, with .INFO second and .NET and .ORG in pursuit. Next come county code extensions, but those are hard to measure precisely without a complex poll that tracks voter's country. Let's see what happens as more precincts report in!
 
AFTER 44 VOTES:

.COM = 36.08%
.NET = 8.25%
.ORG = 10.31%
.INFO = 15.46%
.BIZ = 4.12%
.WS = 3.09%
.## = country extension for my own country = 11.34%
.US (although I do not live in the United States) = 9.28%
.DE (although I do not live in Germany) = 1.03%
.CO.UK (although I do not live in the United Kingdom) = 1.03%

Another update as the poll results come in! .COM is still KING, but is far from a monopoly, having around 1/3rd of total votes, perhaps due to high purchase prices? .NET seems to be slipping a little and .BIZ and .WS are not large, but at least showing up on the map. It may be too early to tell, but perhaps .ORG and .US are showing increasing strength over the last couple years? .INFO seems to be hanging in there as #2. FLORIDA is too early to call... whoops... wrong poll data. Well... we'll see what it looks like when the counter points to 60, 80, 100+ :party:
 
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