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Yikes!
Regfee.
Way to long and not a commonly used phrase.
Regfee.
Way to long and not a commonly used phrase.
Thanks, Rock.
I give up on forward thinking. I mean certain mobile companies only invested 10 billion dollars collectively in WiMax recently. But flowers are way more more lucrative than an internationally utilized wireless internet protocol set to usurp WiFi in less than a year.
I guess I'll go back to bidding on lll.coms that have absolutely no meaning. Or <elementary school subject>.infos.
I hope logic.info and wtf.com are still available. Because they're both highly relevant.
Please excuse me while I whip out my mobile to look up a cruise-liner promoting hotel rooms in Baghdad proffering free tickets to the latest ballet that incorporates Texas Hold'Em into the plot and somehow resolves one's home and student loans at the same time from an ubiquitious site such as courts.com...on my lunch break. Makes sense to me.
Right.
**Edit: Rockafeller, that was not meant for you. I'm just bitter about bullshit names being sold for absurd amounts. IE: dent.com - 30k; SailBoat.com- 120k; decay.com - 12k. And the latest travesty, math.info - high xxxx to mid xxxxx....Who's ever actually typed in an .info name outside of this forum? Seriously?
I remember when relevance mattered.**
/rant off
I give up on forward thinking. I mean certain mobile companies only invested 10 billion dollars collectively in WiMax recently. But flowers are way more more lucrative than an internationally utilized wireless internet protocol set to usurp WiFi in less than a year.
I guess I'll go back to bidding on lll.coms that have absolutely no meaning. Or <elementary school subject>.infos.
I hope logic.info and wtf.com are still available. Because they're both highly relevant.
Please excuse me while I whip out my mobile to look up a cruise-liner promoting hotel rooms in Baghdad proffering free tickets to the latest ballet that incorporates Texas Hold'Em into the plot and somehow resolves one's home and student loans at the same time from an ubiquitious site such as courts.com...on my lunch break. Makes sense to me.
Right.
**Edit: Rockafeller, that was not meant for you. I'm just bitter about bullshit names being sold for absurd amounts. IE: dent.com - 30k; SailBoat.com- 120k; decay.com - 12k. And the latest travesty, math.info - high xxxx to mid xxxxx....Who's ever actually typed in an .info name outside of this forum? Seriously?
I remember when relevance mattered.**
/rant off
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Sailboat.com and Math.info are bullshit names? You have a LOT to learn in this industry buddy...
But obviously WiMaxAccess.mobi is worth more than both of those bullshit names combined :lol:
Obviously.
Billion dollar tech industry names have nothing on worthless .coms (when's the last time you typed in sailboat.com?). And, well, I'm still speechless when it comes to math.info appraising for 5 figures. I've yet to meet anyone who's even heard of .info. Or even cares.
It would be highly illogical to assume that somebody would search for a hotspot on their cell, yet more likely that they'd try to buy a boat, with sails no less, on the internet.
Get real.
This newb salutes your staunchness.
Seriously.
Billion dollar tech industry names have nothing on worthless .coms (when's the last time you typed in sailboat.com?). And, well, I'm still speechless when it comes to math.info appraising for 5 figures. I've yet to meet anyone who's even heard of .info. Or even cares.
It would be highly illogical to assume that somebody would search for a hotspot on their cell, yet more likely that they'd try to buy a boat, with sails no less, on the internet.
Get real.
This newb salutes your staunchness.
Seriously.
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it is true that very few people outside of the domaining circle (i.e. the general public) are aware of extensions other than .com , .net, .org, .edu
Thanks for bucking the trend and actually partially agreeing with somebody who hasn't paid sixty bucks simply to post.
oh wow..the "billion dollar indusrty argument"...thats great..listen, I know you are new, but just because the car industry is big for example doesnt mean the domain mycarseats.cc is worth anything, and thats basically the domain you got here...and the mid $xxxxx appraisal for math.info was made by someone who would never buy it for a third of it..mot people are all talk
Yup, I'm new to everything because my post count and forum dollars are less than yours.
Do some ****ing research.
Pardon while I buy a platinum membership so I can matter.
I'll also make lots of vapid posts to increase my credibility because I actually care.
No, really.
I used to respect these forums.
Do some ****ing research.
Pardon while I buy a platinum membership so I can matter.
I'll also make lots of vapid posts to increase my credibility because I actually care.
No, really.
I used to respect these forums.
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I dont care how many posts you have or what membership level you are. Really.
Trust me, I've done research. You've heard about DNJournal's monthly sales list? Maybe go check out how much top .infos are selling for.
You've got some nerve to ask for an apprisal on your name and then get pissed off at us when we dont like what we tell you. The name blows. Really.
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