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Originally Posted by boziffous
(Post 18636525)
What names did you get?
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Adam when I get a chance I will email you
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Originally Posted by stonehammer
(Post 18636533)
isnt it $99 a year
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if you purchase a lot from gdaddy, you can get 20-25% off your next order...so I saved on the reg. fees
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Originally Posted by 2intense
(Post 18636537)
you just got paid? launch was long time ago
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tell me about it, I should have paid the $200 and got the 4 out of 5 original .xxx names that I really wanted, instead of the pre-reg. $100.
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Originally Posted by porno jew
(Post 18636536)
during the last few years you would have done well if you would have done the exact opposite of the gfy mob.
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thats usually the case with most things, I usually do well shorting stocks when the hype is to buy. But like I said most of the info I have received here is solid, and no other board I have seen in any industry has been more help to me. I am talking about advice here on all subjects. :thumbsup
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Originally Posted by Loki
(Post 18636624)
IF the domains are actually "good" I'm waiting for the next thread ".XXX Took my names away, said there was a mistake..."
You know, like the one's we've already seen on here :(
-Loki-
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if you pre-reg the names and someone pre-reged a second before you they won the domain, so it was removed from your account. It happened to me and made sense. Also anything trademarked was taken back, you need to have common sense too in which many people just looked to take advantage.
I thought about registering the most popular blog network in Japan, yeah it was a devious thought and decided not to, but some hong kong guys took it and will try to extort them.
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Originally Posted by Failed
(Post 18636626)
I grabbed 4 .xxx domains. We'll see how it all goes down, $400 is nothing.
But, as far as I can see, .xxx and IFFOR are no different than .com and ASACP. The price started out at the original .com price and will decrease just like the .com price. ICM is offering services that .com doesn't, such as spending money on marketing the .xxx extension, virus/spyware scanning, taking a proactive response to piracy, and offering traffic portals.
The defensive registrations aren't much different than those you would see on other new extensions, as we have seen in the past. And frankly, I blame those overreacting to the .xxx extension such as the universities around the country for not being savvy enough to recognize that there is virtually no threat or interest in the domains they are registering. And, trademark infringement isn't tolerated, as we've seen.
After wading through all the scare tactics prior to the launch of .xxx, I really don't see what the big deal is any longer.
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Smart man here, if your an adult webmaster and you don't get involved in something that pertains to your business you can regret it in the future.
As far as defensive reg. goes, you can send a S&D letter to the domain holder if they reg. your mark, and contact ICM, that is if you are using it in commerce. People don't realize that if you are to prove trademark you need to prove that your using it already in commerce before the other party.
The $400 you spent is like dinner in a decent NYC restaurant.
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Originally Posted by BlackCrayon
(Post 18636680)
i bet they aren't very good at all really. majority of good domains were reserved. mostly 2 word crap that was left.
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Like most of the domains posted in the buy and sell, they might not be worth much to you or your business, but can be loved by the owner for other reasons.
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Originally Posted by DBS.US
(Post 18636884)
How can you say it's a good domain when it ends in a .xxx?
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Well the extension is fucking cool in my opinion, the mainstream one I picked up is sports related.
The others I registered, most of the .com versions all have parked pages in which means they are worth something because people are looking to sell them. Another I purchased is a website that is popular for visiting a particular country. Generic words...
I did not register any .xxx domains that I already own the .com, .net, or .org since I do not run a popular well know website yet or run a program. So my situation is different then most on here. Of course I would be upset if I had 50 super websites going, and I had to purchase an expensive domain extension for each.