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I also have VirtualEconomies.com.
I expect any interested parties already have a strong knowledge of how crazy this industry is becoming, and it isn't even close to peaking. It is an ongoing industry that will never die down, only improve with better interactivity.
The topic of virtual worlds is the next big thing, and is already here. Search news.google.com on the term "virtual worlds". In March, the first conference held on the subject was done in New York: www.virtualworlds2007.com was their website. It sold out at like $600 a ticket....so they decided to have a second conference in October.
MTV released "Virtual Laguna Beach" last year. Its success lead them to announce "Virtual Pimp My Ride" and "Virtual Cribs" at the conference I mentioned above.
Virtual-worlds.every other extension is registered.
Virtual-worlds.net is even DMOZ listed.
Interested parties please PM.
Looking for offers in the mid to high $x,xxx.
IF this domain didnt have a dash, I would be asking mid to hgih $xx,xxx (due to a 6 figure end user value).
I expect any interested parties already have a strong knowledge of how crazy this industry is becoming, and it isn't even close to peaking. It is an ongoing industry that will never die down, only improve with better interactivity.
The topic of virtual worlds is the next big thing, and is already here. Search news.google.com on the term "virtual worlds". In March, the first conference held on the subject was done in New York: www.virtualworlds2007.com was their website. It sold out at like $600 a ticket....so they decided to have a second conference in October.
MTV released "Virtual Laguna Beach" last year. Its success lead them to announce "Virtual Pimp My Ride" and "Virtual Cribs" at the conference I mentioned above.
Virtual-worlds.every other extension is registered.
Virtual-worlds.net is even DMOZ listed.
Interested parties please PM.
Looking for offers in the mid to high $x,xxx.
IF this domain didnt have a dash, I would be asking mid to hgih $xx,xxx (due to a 6 figure end user value).
