so domain names have been around before 1985 and yet pawn brokers won't lend against then and traditional auction houses won't sell domain names at auction but nft's have been around since 2017 ish and pawn brokers will lend against nft's
AMA 20N
must be a uk numberplate that would have registered in the uk in approx 1975 ish but it would be worth a few quid now as would the uk numberplate
AM14 ZON
i am quite liking the
.xyz
new gtld website address extension as i own a few website addresses in
.xyz especially when they only cost approx 74p reg fee to buy
so my 23 x
first name .surname
new gtlds cost me £4 each eg approx £100 etc but because
first name . surname
new gtlds are so rare and scarce some investors are listing first name .surname new gtlds for $575 k each eg approx £400 k each
first name .surname
new gtlds are only available in 7 new gtld website address extensions that i know of
eg 2 asian surnames and
5 uk surnames and i own 23 first name .surname new gtlds which i bought for approx £4 each
a bit about
first name .surname
new gtlds
firstly
first name .surname
new gtlds are very very very rare and they are an upgrade from a
first name + surname .com
because every
first name + surname .com is available
NFT 1
uk personalised number plate is available to buy for £111 k
ideal for a uk nft investor to buy to put on a uk car
first name .surname
new gtlds are rare much much rarer than
first name .surname .com's etc
i own a few
first name .surname
new gtlds which may be available to buy
subject to price
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SOLD! With matching-numbers and in fantastic shape is Lot 341, the 1966 Ferrari 330 GT 2+2 Series II has sold for £208,125 (inc. buyers premium). #Ferrari
although i did reinvest the $15 from the sale of one of my new gtldsand bought a very of the moment
two keyword .com
(Singlular + plural .com for reg fee)
plus
one word gtld in for approx £3.50 reg fee
and a very of the moment lifestyle 4 keyword .xyz for approx 70p reg fee
when you sell a world class very of the moment new gtld for $15 at auction
congrats to buyer they got an absolute peach of a bargain
sedo's week long auction of 3 letter domain names in
.com
.org
&
.net
there are at least 14 x
3 letter .com website addresses being sold in this domain name auction
a 3 letter .com will usually sell for more than £15 k + each
bought a few
one keyword .xyz
two keyword .xyz
for 70p each
and a few
first name .surname
new gtlds for £4 each
first name .surname
new gtlds are very very rare as can only be in approx 5 uk surnames
i only own about
15 first name .surname new gtlds lol
and as every
first name + surname .com is available globally but only 5 surnames are available as new gtlds that i am aware of etc
a first name .surname
new gtld is very very rare and they will sell for big prices
having seen website address sold prices every few days or so that have been bought by businesses around the world for the last decade or so etc and as i am a big fan of the new gtlds etc i have only seen 1
first name .surname
new gtld sold above $100 and that was this week etc







