Premiums Section

[Marcoose]

I'm finding it frustrating using the premium section of AD. It took a week for an XX,XXX domain of mine to appear in there and I had to raise a thread for it to even be looked at. I added another domain around a week ago and again, nothing. I'm not sure whether it's because this one hasn't been reviewed yet or because it isn't considered to be premium enough. Either way it would be nice to know.

It would be great if we can implement either of these 2 solutions:

1. Have domains reviewed within X timeframe so we know if it doesn't appear within say, 48 hours, it isn't good enough.

OR

2. A PM saying it isn't good enough to be listed.


Many thanks.

 

[Admin]

Fair enough. I've been travelling a lot lately so haven't been as on top of it as I would like plus some members posting every domain they register doesn't help.

Admin

 

[Marcoose]

plus some members posting every domain they register doesn't help.

Admin

Haha, I can only imagine. Thanks for taking the feedback on board.

 

[namealot]

What do you mean those two week old, hyphenated, 24 letter, trademarked, misspells, are not premium bang goes many a portfolio...

 

[Admin]

What do you mean those two week old, hyphenated, 24 letter, trademarked, misspells, are not premium bang goes many a portfolio...

You forgot to say all with .PRO extension ;-)

 

[namealot]

You forgot to say all with .PRO extension ;-)

I have never yet seen those .pro ones there just snapped up to quick

 

[domsaleuk]

Fair enough. I've been travelling a lot lately so haven't been as on top of it as I would like plus some members posting every domain they register doesn't help.

Admin

Hi - yes I would also like to know - what gets classed as a premium domain ? I have submitted a few and heard nothing. Most of them have been "aged" strong two word co.uk's and I have had no response. One I submitted recently was four years old (so not that old but still aged) , non hyphen, very strong generic, very lucrative sector and I believe the .com sold to a very well known USA domainer for over $40,000 - I don't see how that doesn't get in when org.uk's do - I am a tad confused!

 

[Admin]

Hi - yes I would also like to know - what gets classed as a premium domain ? I have submitted a few and heard nothing. Most of them have been "aged" strong two word co.uk's and I have had no response. One I submitted recently was four years old (so not that old but still aged) , non hyphen, very strong generic, very lucrative sector and the .com sold to a very well known USA domainer for over $40,000 - I don't see how that doesn't get in when org.uk's do - I am a tad confused!

Domain valuations are very subjective so it's always difficult. Just because somethings sells in the US doesn't mean it will go the same way in the UK market.

I comes down to a moderator voting system.

Admin