closed vr.bz (virtual reality domain)

[trent2275]

this a good one? i mean because its 2 letters and means something?

 

[interactive]

pretty nice dont know much bout bz domains though.

 

[trent2275]

as far as i could tell it was the only vr one left.

 

[GiantDomains]

vr.bz...is this a joke? You know better by now.

 

[trent2275]

hey, i wanted vr.net but couldnt get it......so this is the best i could do man!!

 

[GiantDomains]

Why do you need a virtual reality domain???Just curious.

 

[Manic]

I've only reged a couple of cctlds, and I believe the shorter the better. Once people get used to the greater variety of extensions (which could take a loooong time!) short names like these will have an advantage. (But by then the whole ball game may have changed...) You'll just have to have the patience of Job.gob.mx

 

[trent2275]

well, i wanted a cheap 2 letter domain anyway.

ya know what im sayin' ?

 

[Manic]

Originally posted by trent2275
well, i wanted a cheap 2 letter domain anyway.

ya know what im sayin' ?

Sure! Nothing wrong with that at all. I think the name's pretty nice actually. Memorable. Noone can really predict what will happen with any dn really. Not even the weather is predictable more than three days in advance, so what hope does anyone have trying to predict something as ephemeral and illusory as the future of a domain name?

 

[trent2275]

thanks manic.

 

[DomeBase]

Hi Trent,

For my two cents, it has value.

.BZ is a generally very poor (i.e. no value) extension.

However, VR will probably be as big a two letter acronym as TV in 3-5 years.

So, for my two cents... the value of this name has a very wide possible range ($0-$10,000) and an expected mean value today of around $50. Well worth the gamble for reg. fee.

Also for my two cents, to follow up on one of your earlier comments about life expectancy, best wishes and prayers in living to see this name blossom.

 

[domaindirk]

Hold on to it. It Will increase in value in a few years.