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Quote: Originally Posted by nameslave Groundless accusation debunked, turned to personal attack. Old trick. Been there, seen that. Total waste of time. Yes, indeed. A personal attack launched by you that I am responding to. As it would seem, you are familiar with these tactics. Rather than admit your own mistakes and errors, you insist on shifting the focus to me. As someone else pointed out, there is a HUGE difference from 100K to 1mil. So,...

It's funny that someone thought that I posted this thread is for cheating traffic to this site. This site is for children, and only for Chinese children, have 30 million registered user and 10 million active users, and I don't think you're the potential customer. And it's also very interesting that someone thought one million dollars is too high and is impossible. 1 million dollars may be too high to you, maybe not the same...

Quote: Originally Posted by talas 61 means 1st, June. the International Children's Day, is an event celebrated on various days in many places around the world. It is the most important day for Chinese children. And every Chinese children knows the day and waits for the day. So, 61.com is the most brandable domain name for Chinese children. This is a very discreet and wise investment. very interesting , some man gold is another man garbage

Quote: Originally Posted by Doc Com Hey assclown ... So the OP has made an HONEST MISTAKE of reporting the sale of 61.com as one million dollars US instead of RMB. After some Googling, reliable source (Sedo) has been identified, and the correct currency clarified AS I GUESSED. So what's the big deal, other than some mean soul thinking that every new member is suspicious of scamming, and unnecessarily poured some overly harsh words on a...

Quote: Originally Posted by tetrapak Raoul, don't be a smartass, if Russia.com makes $30k/month+, then it is a bargain, just on a different level than most of us are used to. Russia close to bankrupt or not is irrelevant, we are talking about the largest country with the most expensive capital in the world, and the most billionaires. I was not speculating that the domain is not worth the money or not. I just find it strange that some...

Quote: Originally Posted by hnh Old news? I think so! Nice article. Maybe he means you "could" have registered IDNs since 2000', or that over the last few years a lot of previously dropped names have been re-registered. Courtesy of ICANNs recent green light for idn.idn the IDN "shuttle" is being towed to the launchpad as we speak.

You are right about plot/objective. But, they have a substantial user base. And many major companies have set up shop already (though when you see them, you get the feeling of a bunch of blind guys feeling their way around) inside SL. As long as they have the core users and these companies, they have a **potential** winner in their hands.

Quote: How its can be stolen from Godaddy ? If it will be possible to steal direct from godaddy i can guarantee what all good domains will be stolen. Need to be a butt head to loose domains from account as i am sure there are no bugs in gd system at all I had several taken last year on 'black friday' of all things. Fortunately, I noticed and checked the many cancellation notices that I got. I do let domains expire intentionally too...

Quote: Originally Posted by raoul I was not speculating that the domain is not worth the money or not. I just find it strange that some people say "bargain" asif they have laying arround millions to buy domains. Well, first I don't think you have a database of DNF users with their USD savings Second, a bargain is a bargain, if a stamp is valued at $5 and it is sold for $2 it was a bargain, but same goes for Russia.com....

Quote: Originally Posted by icehole but i still have a hard time understanding exactly how this will affect the values of the well established tlds (let's say the big 3: com net org for the sake of discussion) I would like to hear your takes on that It should have no impact at all. The generally Chinese (or indeed most of the rest of the affected language groups) wouldn't ever have surfed the Internet in English, and this will not...