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What would a domainer/reseller pay for a L.ws?

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Hi all,

Just curious what the going rate for a L.ws would be?

I am considering investing in one and wondered what the market rate could be?

Any views?
 
$100-$500

the problem with such a domain extension is, whos going to use it?

its not a great investment when it comes to end users!

.com is KING!

user your money to purchase a .com!
 
Perhaps I will keep my money then. Offered a.ws for a touch under 50k...that would have been a BAD move I guess lol.
 
Perhaps I will keep my money then. Offered a.ws for a touch under 50k...that would have been a BAD move I guess lol.

for 50K you can buy one or few premium .com's!

dont invest into anything other then .com!

.net and .org are okay as well, always focus on .com - it sells faster and returns profit faster! short term or long term

my appraisal of .ws is my opinion, some may disagree and value it higher...

from my experience, .ws STINKS! its a awful investment!
 
for 50K you can buy one or few premium .com's!

dont invest into anything other then .com!

.net and .org are okay as well, always focus on .com - it sells faster and returns profit faster! short term or long term

my appraisal of .ws is my opinion, some may disagree and value it higher...

from my experience, .ws STINKS! its a awful investment!

Agree!
Focus on .com only...
 
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