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<blockquote data-quote="amplify" data-source="post: 2343213" data-attributes="member: 130638"><p>This is what really made it distasteful to invest in nTLDs.</p><p></p><p>Every one (that's a "good" extension) seemed to have priced in premium names. This made it significantly unattractive by domainers, who could've been the best customers to promote the "brands". Instead, they're crippling, but still in profit because of the premium (and mostly defensive) registrations. I'm really unsure where GoDaddy thinks these things are headed to throw in $100 million... maybe they can make that in 20 years and it's a forward-thinking buy? I don't know. Hopefully, they rethink the pricing model to understand that investors could be the key audience in order to promote them.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="amplify, post: 2343213, member: 130638"] This is what really made it distasteful to invest in nTLDs. Every one (that's a "good" extension) seemed to have priced in premium names. This made it significantly unattractive by domainers, who could've been the best customers to promote the "brands". Instead, they're crippling, but still in profit because of the premium (and mostly defensive) registrations. I'm really unsure where GoDaddy thinks these things are headed to throw in $100 million... maybe they can make that in 20 years and it's a forward-thinking buy? I don't know. Hopefully, they rethink the pricing model to understand that investors could be the key audience in order to promote them. [/QUOTE]
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