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I was actually not implying the 2 examples you quote here were "killer domains" in post #19. They were 2 different paragraphs. In the 1st one of post #19 I was saying I owned superb domains in .biz and .us and I just couldn't sell them, I dropped them after a couple of years and those were much better than the 2 examples I later gave in paragraph #2 of the same post
In that 2nd paragraph I gave those 2 examples as domains that should work with a .biz extension since both are places of business, but that in real life almost no one would choose a .biz name for a website or to identify a business. I've seen this in the real world and when people have approached me for a domain for their business, biz and us are extensions truly nobody wants
So it looks like I wasn't as clear in what I was trying to convey. I did agree with you that some high sales in the past for .net and .org have taken place, depending on what the domain types were, and a couple of .info as well. But as someone who has owned many .net, .org and even .info domains, I can assure you even really good domains in those extensions are not easy to sell
In that 2nd paragraph I gave those 2 examples as domains that should work with a .biz extension since both are places of business, but that in real life almost no one would choose a .biz name for a website or to identify a business. I've seen this in the real world and when people have approached me for a domain for their business, biz and us are extensions truly nobody wants
So it looks like I wasn't as clear in what I was trying to convey. I did agree with you that some high sales in the past for .net and .org have taken place, depending on what the domain types were, and a couple of .info as well. But as someone who has owned many .net, .org and even .info domains, I can assure you even really good domains in those extensions are not easy to sell
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