Originally Posted by Angry Jew Cat

all i see in these domains for marketabilty is the fact that they have a "tube" keyword myself. i understand a trend and have a vision of where the internet is going in the future. i think early adapters will make off big. video is growing at an enormous rate. but the tube thing, is just, i dunno. still seems crazy to me. i sold fuckingtube.com for $40 and was happy. someone will probably tell me they would charge charged 20x that, i still don't care. the way i interpret genuine success with starting a tube site would not be relying upon a tube.com domain. look at a tube like revver or daily motion. i'm willing to bet whoever bought hottube.com never achieves that level. and though i am no domain professional, i can't see either of them having paid $30k+ for their domain. i dunno. just seems nuts to me...

i personally think $30k could be much better spent in launching a tube. but then again there are big players in this game. i know guys doing $xx,xxx daily on the internet. guys who could dump $30k and not think twice when they got a gameplan. so i just don't know.

there will be winners, but i think there's going to be alot of losers in this tube domain world....

it's ridiculous.

/me ends ranting and thread participation

good luck with your sales...

tube.om bubble burst 2012!

and you fuckers thought the mayans were predicting the end of the world!

Originally Posted by davecummings

Today's DN Journal list of sales closing escrow last week shows that MonsterTube.com sold for $8,000.

Originally Posted by tranza

HotTube is a nice name and too expensive not?

Originally Posted by DaddyHalbucks

It's only a bargain if you want to get sued in federal court.

XPays is a registered trademark.

Originally Posted by davecummings

On porn sets, especially in the make-up room or the green room awaiting their scene to begin, I've heard porn actresses refer to their vagina as their "vadge".