Originally posted by CoolHost
[BOf course, I would also recommed that one secure "AthensInfo.com" under such a scenario [/B]
Originally posted by CoolHost
[LOL. I'm sorry that I can't please you all of the time, Desi
Good Luck. [/B]
Originally posted by DryHeat
I'd love to know who're the two (make it three...so far) putting a value of less than $500. I mean this is really bizarre...
I mean I've myself sold LowerManhattan.info for $1.5K and have several offers for over $2K for geo names none of them of the cailbre of athens.info. (if in this case there's a particular situation....TM issues, etc...that I don't know of then its a different story).
Originally posted by dvdrip
I would love to know who they are as well!
I have recieved a lot of 3-5k offers and in the poll there is 0 for this range!
Is everybody quoting reseller prices in dnforum?
Originally posted by DrWho
< $500
Originally posted by DrWho
< $500
Originally posted by CoolHost
Right now, the "Less than $500.00" valuation is leading in the poll!
Originally posted by CoolHost
"Although I'm not a big .INFO fan ... I do believe they can be appropriate and effective with geographical locations/destinations! Of course, I would also recommed that one secure "AthensInfo.com" under such a scenario. One opinion. Good Luck."
Right now, the "Less than $500.00" valuation is leading in the poll!
Guess who owns the aforementioned "AthensInfo.com"??!!
Again, I just don't believe an end-user or reseller would pay any large amount here WITHOUT the corresponding .COM! One opinion. Good Luck.
Originally posted by kidkool
have you not read through the thread?
he has already received offers of 3 to 5k for the name as most others with similar names have also had such offers. Therefore your valuation that it is worth less than 500 defies all logic.
Not only that, but your assertion that an enduser would only be willing to pay if the corresponding athensinfo.com was included also shows a lack of knowledge about the .info market.
.info is popular in Europe where .com is largely associated with the US. So, given that so many Europeans do not feel that .info is inferior to .com, this requirement is negated.
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