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closed Joc.mobi is it valuable? I got it by godaddy

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3 letter mobi domain congrats :popcorn: everybody will see that what is it worth soon ...
 
Really, thank editionblog for the comment
More comments are welcomed
 
cant say much on .mobi names
 
way to early to speculate on LLL.mobi names... I'd probably say $80 right now as a resell market has not been established yet.
 
Still too many LLL.mobi left over - even though they are going quickly.
Have seen most bigger companies rescuing "their" domain too.
Personally, I don´t think too much of longer .mobi domains, rather the shorter the better, but I could be wrong, of course.
Would have loved to get some NNN.mobi domains, missed that boat unfortunately.
JOC.mobi sounds good - time will tell how much they´ll go for. Still too early...
 
I dont think .mobi is worth it unless the name has something to do with mobile technology or something that you do on your cellphone.
 
joc means game in catalonian language, a very extended language in Catalunya-Spain which is talked by several millions of people.

Congratulations.
 
Just for fun checked the LLL.mobis.
All 3-letter words are gone. Many regged Sept 26 ( according to the Whois )??
Still lots of others left though.
Took OMy.mobi in a moment of weakness.
 
At $30 a year registration. Reg fee at this point. It will be difficult to see if .mobi extension does well and there is supposedly a restriction that a website must be mobile device compatible.
 
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