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Seems domainers are riding the new reg wave based on price of regs (ie, .club, .xyz, .rocks) being the cheapest price. No doubt that has a great deal to do with the inflated numbers of registrations.
Registering a word (good or bad) based solely on the price of the extension is not a wise strategy.
The strategy should be based on usability and common sense, not because it cost only 14 bucks or 9 bucks vs. 29 bucks.
Wait until .rocks is released at less than 10 bucks a pop. Good, bad, or indifferent...the numbers regged will be on par as .club. We'll be seeing the entire dictionary of words registered and everyone will be touting how important their dot .rocks are.
I am sure negari and others strategies were exactly that...cheapo price to get numbers (aka profit) to the registrar and the registrar can claim bragging rights as to how many are registered on the first day, etc.
And I love how Theo pointed out that all the prime, reserved, unregistered names of .xyz are pointed to the domain xyz.com to get all the traffic. Owner, of course, is the registrar of .xyz.
Registering a word (good or bad) based solely on the price of the extension is not a wise strategy.
The strategy should be based on usability and common sense, not because it cost only 14 bucks or 9 bucks vs. 29 bucks.
Wait until .rocks is released at less than 10 bucks a pop. Good, bad, or indifferent...the numbers regged will be on par as .club. We'll be seeing the entire dictionary of words registered and everyone will be touting how important their dot .rocks are.
I am sure negari and others strategies were exactly that...cheapo price to get numbers (aka profit) to the registrar and the registrar can claim bragging rights as to how many are registered on the first day, etc.
And I love how Theo pointed out that all the prime, reserved, unregistered names of .xyz are pointed to the domain xyz.com to get all the traffic. Owner, of course, is the registrar of .xyz.