Loads of .me.uk available

[Ellis]

Who buys them?

I'd be interested to know if there is any value in this extension - personally I can't see it.

There's some nice Christian names still available to reg.

Funniest one: looser.me.uk - you just wouldn't would ya?

 

[stevie]

Who buys them?

I'd be interested to know if there is any value in this extension - personally I can't see it.

There's some nice Christian names still available to reg.

Funniest one: looser.me.uk - you just wouldn't would ya?

I bought creditrepair.me.uk... needless to say it's never attracted that much attention.. but makes me about a tenner a month

 

[Ellis]

A tenner a month is far better than anything I've got - so there is value then?

 

[stevie]

A tenner a month is far better than anything I've got - so there is value then?

theres value in all names..."depending on how you get them to work for you"
it's just not that valuable in resale terms...

 

[Ellis]

So there's NO value in the name or extension as such.

To me value in a name means just that - buy a domain, park it, get type ins, get paid. Money in the name.

example eBAY - There was absolutely no value in the name when it was registered - what's happened since created the value

Same with google - words that didn't exist at the time of registration.

 

[aquanuke]

Funniest one: looser.me.uk - you just wouldn't would ya?

Whats funny about looser ?

 

[stevie]

So there's NO value in the name or extension as such.

To me value in a name means just that - buy a domain, park it, get type ins, get paid. Money in the name.

example eBAY - There was absolutely no value in the name when it was registered - what's happened since created the value

Same with google - words that didn't exist at the time of registration.

have you been sniffing glue or something...??

 

[Admin]

If you can get traffic on a .me.uk it can earn money just the same as .co.uk

The big difference is that you will most likely never be able to sell it.

 

[DNTango.com]

Not having owned a .me.uk I cannot detail my experience but I I'm under the assumption that not only is it hard to drive regular traffic to a .me.uk (as I don't believe it to be memorable to the average consumer) it'd be quite hard to monetise as .me.uk is generally for more personal orientated domains.

 

[SF]

I have advertise.me.uk listed on sedo getting great traffic!

I do have a couple more, but they are really top end me.uk domains.

 

[tifosi]

I was having a bad day at work a while back and regged mug.me.uk (funnily enough it dropped on the same day)

Will create a blog site for workplace moans eventually (libel withstanding!!)

 

[Ellis]

I think the point I'm trying to make is, lets say, hyperthetically that 2 domains are free to reg

One is Gary.me.uk

The other xodox.co.uk

One is a quality Chriatian name but with the .me.uk ext - the other is made up but with a .co.uk - right now, is one more valuable than t'other?

 

[ratboy]

I don't think .me.uk will ever been a typein domain, only valuable if it has backlinks - so maybe in a few years.

Both are worthless I think Alex.
Unless your called Gary!

 

[texidriver]

You don't think there is any value in the name or extension ?
Try to buy a .name domain now.
If you have .smith.name and can sell unlimited subdomains
a.smith.name, aa.smith.name, aaa.smith.name do the math
just look at .vi and the subdomains they are selling

 

[Admin]

Even Nominet didnt bother registering nominet.me.uk - I think that says it all!

 

[keys]

How about mutznutz? one that dropped today

 

[SF]

Even Nominet didnt bother registering nominet.me.uk - I think that says it all!

Bit of a silly reply there Admin - Nominet make the rules! and they stipulate you cannot register a .me.uk domain name to a "Company" so how could they regsiter it

No offence Admin, but you might be better off brushing up on Nominet.org.uk terms and conditions, especially on registering a .me.uk domain name.

Regards,

Sean

 

[Admin]

Well usually they just tag their domains as "reserved" so they are not registered in the conventional sense:

Registrant:
RESERVED