closed zgi.net

[greggish]

Last time I put this up for appaisal was over 1 1/2 years ago. I got 2 appraisals ranging between $15 and $40. Just wondering if the market for 3 letter .nets have improved and what you think of this particular one. I paid $35 for it in late 2002. Thanks.

 

[Fornit]

Right nets have improved, your name twice more worth than last year appraised. 80$
But later (5-10 year) possible price for this name will 10K, patience.

 

[daddypi]

There are two acronyms with these letters according to acronymfinder:

ZGI Gods River, Manitoba, Canada (Airport Code)
ZGI Zork Grand Inquisitor (computer game)

I'd say... retail value $30-$45, wholesale value, $15.00

Good luck.

 

[greggish]

Right nets have improved, your name twice more worth than last year appraised. 80$
But later (5-10 year) possible price for this name will 10K, patience.

Thanks. I think your 5-10 year outlook may be a little too optimistic, but I hope your right. :-D

 

[daddypi]

Thanks. I think your 5-10 year outlook may be a little too optimistic, but I hope your right. :-D

I personally believe his theory of it reaching the $10,000 value within the next 10 years, is quite unlikely (Unless, a major event happens in the online world, and domain sales suddenly boom, or a large corporation launches with the acronyms "ZGI". I can however, see the value doubling each year.

 

[seeker]

retail value less than $300?

If you are following 3 letter .nets, this name can be sold on the spot for $150 right now at wholesale price.

 

[Mr Webname]

Agree $150-$350 no problem - but will the bubble burst?

 

[greggish]

There are two acronyms with these letters according to acronymfinder:

ZGI Gods River, Manitoba, Canada (Airport Code)
ZGI Zork Grand Inquisitor (computer game)

I'd say... retail value $30-$45, wholesale value, $15.00

Good luck.

I always thought that a good acronym for this would be Zero Gravity Internet. I think there was once an internet venture capital fund going by that name. I was also thinking about naming my future company Zero Gravity Interactive and using it for that. There's also a biotech company called ZymoGenetics using www.zgi.com

Seeker and Mr Webname thanks for the appraisals. You know, I've never received any offers for it, but I never really actively tried to sell it either.

 

[seeker]

all bublles burst soner or later. The question is to now when the time will be to unload them...
IMHO, the rapid increase of 3 leters names was not caused by an increase of demand, as it should have been, but by a decrease in supply. Basic economics. They are actually not the same thing.
Because the 3 letter infos, biz and us are gone, they pulled up the prices of the nets.
However, since the internet is growing rapidly, I cant see the bubble bursting any time soon.

 

[BiggieBiggie is verified member.]

I agree ........that it could be sold @ $150 or better

 

[guiwang]

In fact,the 3 letter .nets valus have become more and more few.
No company will use ,net in these times,they use com or,us,or biz,or their ccTLD.
In my point,.net is no use now.