FIND.biz sells for $4,000 more than FIND.net

[eq78]

I hear you clapping MOLE

 

[mole]

:cheesy:

 

[DomainQuay]

Fluke or Trend?

 

[007]

Fluke. .net was gone, and I would guess it's been a while since the sale? I'm sure the .net is worth more by now anyway. It's worth at least as much as the .biz just sold for if you ask me.

Although I really don't care for either extention personally.

 

[think]

Don't underestimate dot biz.

It may have gotten off to a slow start but it is still the 2nd commercial tld in the America.

In time I think dot biz will grow to be a very respected tld if Icann doesn't approve 20 million other endings in the mean time........

 

[darrenl]

Its not second... if it was second we would be seeing alot more .biz sites. .Info is the second one and then .us, then .net then .org then .biz.

 

[mole]

Its not second... if it was second we would be seeing alot more .biz sites. .Info is the second one and then .us, then .net then .org then .biz.

If you are referring to the unwashed masses, then yes .BIZ is not second, nor third, nor fourth.

If you are looking at the B2B sector, then .BIZ has no equal.

 

[eq78]

both sales were reported this week find .net was not reported a long time ago. www.dnjournal.com/domainsales

 

[Jernet]

they are both good. 'find dot anything' sounds good. i can imagine, generic or not, there really is no type in traffic. find.net would make a good directory/search engine for any internet sector, while find.biz would be equally good for a business directory/search engine. either way, they almost need to be developed to have any significant value. hopefully that's why they were purchased...for development.