What weight does a .xxx domain have if.....
 

Hi

What weight does a .xxx domain have if..... .adult, .porn and .sex will get released?

.xxx could make a market if the others are not allowed, but if they are then .xxx should be re-priced at a normal domains price!

What do you think?


B

I think you should put down the pipe.

gfy............. !

Thank you. :)

What I am trying to say is, what is so good about .xxx if .porn .sex and .adult will soon get launched?

Maybe the owner of .xxx can answer this?

i like poo... :2 cents:

.xxx may have a future if the domains are priced like .info domains. But ICM Registry has no future. They are hemorrhaging funds. ICM Registry spent millions during the approval process. They spent millions more on TV ads that failed, a race boat, sponsorships that blew up in their faces,... Pretty soon ICM Registry will be forced to sell the .xxx tld or it will be taken away from them.

Yeah but what will be the point of a .xxx if soon you can buy .adult .sex .porn etc etc

what he said..

what he said.....

ICM Registry has applied for .sex, .porn and .adult in the new gTLD program. If we are awarded the applications, we will put names that are already registered with .XXX on our reserved list.

This requires no effort or cost to webmasters that have names in the .XXX namespace.

An example would be if you registered ?domain.xxx?. The corresponding ?domain.sex?, ?domain.porn? and ?domain.adult? would be put on our reserved list, free of charge. From there, the "domain.XXX" registrant can register any of the names, or leave them on the reserved list. The names will stay on the reserved list as long as the "domain.XXX" registration remains active.

Here is our press release on the subject: http://icm.xxx/press/xxx-operator-ap...level-domains/

sounds good.

Okay thanks for info

......but, how much will the reserved domains cost me?

Are we looking at $5000 a go?

Or something more reasonable?

Thanks

B

We are still determining final pricing to register a domain off the reserved list, but most likely between $10-13.

Dianne Duke made some good points in her letter to Icann:

You're shit and you know you are.

Fuck dotxxx!

like we don't have enough useless extensions already, if you are after our money.. why don't you just ask politely?

sounds good :thumbsup

We applied for the other extensions to protect current .XXX registrants. If awarded the other extensions, we are putting the names that have a .XXX counterpart on the reserved list ? at no charge.

protect registrants from what exactly? .xxx is not a great success story so far, so at the moment (and probably in the future) there is absolutely no reason at all to protect your .xxx domain :winkwink:

putting potential customers on a "reserved" list... some people might refer to that as clever marketing :thumbsup

One year later and I have not yet seen any .xxx sites in the serps.

Someone here showed an image of one where the SERP title said something like "file not found" and the domain was #4 for the term. A whopping few hundred search/mo term, so even if whoever owned it fixed their site, they're looking at having spent $99 for a visit or two a day in search traffic on an otherwise shitty domain. :1orglaugh

Oh, and gay.xxx is #4 for gay xxx. Half a million dollars spent well amirite guise? :1orglaugh

.com or go home

:1orglaugh