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I mentioned this on another thread somewhere, but I thought it might be valuable to say it again , here
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Wise to buy into the .Mobi aftermarket at this time?
I still believe there are worthwhile names to be registered left in the WHOIS game..
But what do you think about the value of aftermarket buying today ?
The prices seem to just keep rising.. and DotMobi is only 15 weeks old..
For those who missed the pre-landrush in particular, and have the money, do you think its wise to catch some great names out there for relatively low prices? Generic $X,XXX inquiring at least?
Because it's almost as if DotMobi is "slow playing" it.. getting the most out of every little simple step which goes a long way. I mean why should Google.mobi Microsoft.mobi all come out and explode right away? More benefit comes when you squeeze out the most from every inch .. something is really hot when the simple things mean alot..
All the reserved generics to sssslllloooowwwwlllyy be given out to bidders or applicants making greater headlines continuosly over time??
And what happens when Google.mobi or Microsoft.mobi comes out to the values of these good dot mobis in the aftermarket? That is why I am pondering "is it wise to buy in the aftermarket NOW".
I think DotMobi is far from peaked, look at all those coporate registrations still putting up sights one by one today and tomorrow making greater and greater headlines?
Could we say to ourselves later that feeling that "I could have done this back then, but I didn't"?. Too late for the landrush but still a good time for the aftermarket
Just some domainer encouragement, if you have money to spend why not consider these points. One thing for sure is that if you do not do anything.. then you surely won't benefit from all this and all the daily .mobi hoopla, in fact it might continuosly hurt for a while - but life shouldn't be based on such.. enjoy life..
Just consider this opportunity today.. as you are one of the few who knows about it already.
Kind Regards,
WorldRadio.mobi
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Wise to buy into the .Mobi aftermarket at this time?
I still believe there are worthwhile names to be registered left in the WHOIS game..
But what do you think about the value of aftermarket buying today ?
The prices seem to just keep rising.. and DotMobi is only 15 weeks old..
For those who missed the pre-landrush in particular, and have the money, do you think its wise to catch some great names out there for relatively low prices? Generic $X,XXX inquiring at least?
Because it's almost as if DotMobi is "slow playing" it.. getting the most out of every little simple step which goes a long way. I mean why should Google.mobi Microsoft.mobi all come out and explode right away? More benefit comes when you squeeze out the most from every inch .. something is really hot when the simple things mean alot..
All the reserved generics to sssslllloooowwwwlllyy be given out to bidders or applicants making greater headlines continuosly over time??
And what happens when Google.mobi or Microsoft.mobi comes out to the values of these good dot mobis in the aftermarket? That is why I am pondering "is it wise to buy in the aftermarket NOW".
I think DotMobi is far from peaked, look at all those coporate registrations still putting up sights one by one today and tomorrow making greater and greater headlines?
Could we say to ourselves later that feeling that "I could have done this back then, but I didn't"?. Too late for the landrush but still a good time for the aftermarket
Just some domainer encouragement, if you have money to spend why not consider these points. One thing for sure is that if you do not do anything.. then you surely won't benefit from all this and all the daily .mobi hoopla, in fact it might continuosly hurt for a while - but life shouldn't be based on such.. enjoy life..
Just consider this opportunity today.. as you are one of the few who knows about it already.
Kind Regards,
WorldRadio.mobi