closed (.info's) i know I know.. but these are real words =P

[c4smok]

Please apraise and burn me at the stake =X :'(


altercation.info
clarification.info
confrontation.info
consecutive.info
coordinated.info
dictatorship.info
effortless.info
ejection.info
expulsion.info
faltering.info
freeing.info (sold)
hesitant.info
hardly.info
incarcerate.info
lockup.info
lopsided.info
pioneering.info
problematical.info
regrettable.info
responding.info
rivalry.info
unsure.info
unfortunate.info
unrestraint.info

*does the moon walk, then falls down and breaks legs* :veryangry

 

[GT Web]

sorry....

$0-$5 per name

 

[c4smok]

oh well atleast I got a responce thsi time =P

 

[Mr Webname]

Okay -s so let's think .info - what do most people think that extension stands for?
Right, "information" - great we're on the same wavelength. Now look at some of the domains you've listed .... lopsided, unsure, unrestraint! ... now do you see through my thoughts?

Exactly!

Now which of your domains will be providing information about the subject words that people will be looking for?

No neither do I, sorry.

Value? - well you paid reg. fee. so I guess they have to be worth that ( or maybe they were freebies!) but anything above that is purely down to what you make of them now you've got them.

So why would the .com versions of those names be more valuable? - Good question! The truth is that the .com version of such words are more sought after by resellers and so they would generate more value.

.info domains have to be much much better than average to be of value to resellers or end users.

 

[c4smok]

I see

 

[darrenl]

$0. .Info is not worth that much now

 

[Stinos]

$0. .Info is not worth that much now

i think he already got the message ...

 

[rawkinrich]

.Info do hold value. Just because of the free promo's mean nothing. If you hold a valuable .info, you'll know about it.

 

[c4smok]

so does that mean that any of them could be worth anything in a few years down the road?

On another forum somebody sayd rivalry.info and dictatorship.info might do good if I hold on to them..

 

[RMF]

I think .info is ok, but only if the name can be used to provide information.

Take "freeing.info. What information could you put on that?. I can't think of anything.

 

[c4smok]

freeing.info could be a site where somebody would post government documents that just got released or it could be used for insiders to post secrets about agencys/buisness or what not...

freeing.information

 

[Jeffreyw]

Dictatorship.info does have a value. Information about dictatorship.

 

[namewaiter]

freeing.info could be a site where somebody would post government documents that just got released or it could be used for insiders to post secrets about agencys/buisness or what not...

freeing.information

ummm, kinda a stretch, don't you think ... when was the last time you visited a site as described?

 

[c4smok]

0_o

 

[Dale Hubbard]

IMHO there's nothing wrong with .info. I think they are a good investment for the future. There are many threads here that expound the virtues, and we know of serious money changing hands for the RIGHT .infos. Mr Webname spells out for me the criteria. If you're going to spend any money on them, make them meaningful and contextual.

'regrettable.info' as an example, really just has zero value -- more than that, it's a liability to pay the yearly rent for it.

 

[seeker]

reg fee (I assume you got them for free)

regarding dicatorship.info, someone suggested a site about dictatorship
Can you elaborate?
info like what? How to set up a dictatorship?

 

[Dale Hubbard]

LOL - sorry, couldn't resist...

 

[c4smok]

I could see it used as a political site =P

 

[mole]

Okay -s so let's think .info - what do most people think that extension stands for?
Right, "information" - great we're on the same wavelength. Now look at some of the domains you've listed .... lopsided, unsure, unrestraint! ... now do you see through my thoughts?

Exactly!

Now which of your domains will be providing information about the subject words that people will be looking for?

No neither do I, sorry.

Value? - well you paid reg. fee. so I guess they have to be worth that ( or maybe they were freebies!) but anything above that is purely down to what you make of them now you've got them.

So why would the .com versions of those names be more valuable? - Good question! The truth is that the .com version of such words are more sought after by resellers and so they would generate more value.

.info domains have to be much much better than average to be of value to resellers or end users.

Oh dear, web is talking to himself again. Must be that precioussss .com he is clutching onto.

 

[ParkQuick.com]

Value? - well you paid reg. fee. so I guess they have to be worth that ( or maybe they were freebies!) but anything above that is purely down to what you make of them now you've got them.

That's what I like about this forum. People are usually honest when they appraise. I remember the old afternic when all people did was build-up each others' egos with outrageous appraisals.

I agree with others that these don't have much value. Dictatorship.info may someday have value someday - similar to one of my domains democracy.org.cn - both could eventually have some value to people documenting human rights of various countries.

(I'm not holding my breath on that one either.)