closed www.protection.biz

[izopod]

Testing a theory. Open for appraisals...

 

[Wot]

Armed guards, security companies, penile protection, computer security- wide open uses.

750 + with prospects for a better future.

 

[timechange.com]

I like .biz for brick-and-mortar type businesses. Definitely a $500+ sale to a real business as described above.

 

[NameCaster]

I think the www kills it

Kidding aside I agree that would make a great name for a security .biz

Cheers!

 

[izopod]

Originally posted by dotus
Armed guards, security companies, penile protection, computer security- wide open uses.

hmmm penile protection, eh??

Would be cool....

A Friend asks: What do you do online? I'm in the "penile protection" biz.:laugh:

no joke: There's money in condoms!!

 

[timechange.com]

That was SO subliminal I didn't even notice!

 

[buddy]

I think it is a very good name for this extension. The name covers a very broad market. It could be Web security, home security, insurance etc. I like it!

Good luck!

 

[DrWho]

$100 /undeveloped

 

[think]

A very strong name with many applications to the internet. From internet and information security to private body guards, and yes penile protection as well, Protection.biz is a solid domain. I would be of the mind to develop rather than sell this one.

$750(wholesale)-$2500 (end user) undeveloped.
Best of luck,
Think

 

[izopod]

Originally posted by think
I would be of the mind to develop rather than sell this one.

I'm in full agreement. This is another strength of .biz. Instead of a lot of "For Sale" pages, "most" people are buying to "build" due in small part to Neulevel's policy against buying .biz names just to re-sell. That will help in these early "branding" stages.

If you think about it, dot com names weren't really being re-sold on the aftermarket until after they reached their saturation point. I think some of the other new TLDs are being resold enmasse before it's known whether they will have an impact on the market or not.

That's not to say some names in the new TLD's aren't attractive already (like a Medical.info, etc), but reality is YOU must have development first to attract the big time investors...Speculating alone cannot create "value".

Las Vegas is a prime example (real world example) of what I'm talking about. If you've never been to Las Vegas you'd be suprised that anyone would have ever put a casino out where they did. To make a long story short someone did, and others followed finally establishing the area as a casino haven. Thus attracting investors.

bottomline: Go where real commercial development is occuring.

 

[izopod]

Originally posted by kvinsencius
I think it is a very good name for this extension. The name covers a very broad market. It could be Web security, home security, insurance etc. I like it!

Good luck!

Your low.biz isn't bad either!!!