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These are fairly poor to be honest. Concentrate on purchasing fewer, better quality names.

- Rob
 
Andrew, the best amoungst them I think are ipodcast.info and credited.info, these I can see being relevent to developed sites (also good names for sites are expirydate.info and prosac.info although I cannot see high PPC on a expirydate.info and prosac may be a TM'ed).

All would need work developing and I don't see even the ones mentioned above making a high ROI immediately and undeveloped, unless of course you can persuade a buyer of the development potential. But as always would love to be proved wrong!

Just my 2 cents.

Bill
 
These are solid:
grows.info
CREDITED.US

I would focus on quality generics on those extensions.
 
IMHO-i would rather buy 1 decent .com name instead of registering all these .info and .us names
 
These are fairly poor to be honest. Concentrate on purchasing fewer, better quality names.

- Rob


Agreed. I think you're spending a lot of small amounts on regfee .infos when you could save it for a better .info that will have a higher resale value.
 
Thanks guys... Its never too late to learn something new, and get opinions... it only saves all that money in the future. I appreaciate all your time.
 
I've said it before and I'll say it again -- .INFO is the most undervalued TLD out there, and most likely to produce high return on investment (ROI) in resale with small investment risk.

To the earlier poster -- sure of you've got a couple of million to gamble on domain names, but some top end .coms. But of you just have a few thousand to gamble on, .info is your best bet.
 
Thats pretty much where I am JP. Again, thanks everyone.
 
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