"The opportunities come as people start to really feel pain. There’s still shock, but I don’t think the actual pain has really set in. I think there will be good deals come this fall? It’s like a sneeze. It’s still getting there."
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"The economy is not going well, and we’re going to see some serious panic selling set in and it’s going to create huge opportunity."
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"The name of the game right now is to keep your cash close. So if you’ve got cash and a good opportunity comes along, you can go for it. Look for distressed situations. But for now, save. There will come a time to spend, based on the prices that I’m seeing."
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"We’ve been buying names the whole way. We’re buying a lot less now then we used to. We saw Gocart.com come down the chute a while back and we were hemming and hawing, should we? We came up with a sensible number and it went for three times that, over $90,000."
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"ANGLES: Have you been selling more names than you used to?

FRANK: Yes, we have actually. People come to us and try to buy names that have very little revenue or traffic but are useful for them. Where in the past, maybe we didn’t sit down and look at those offers at all, now we’ll consider."







http://www.playingtheangles.com/2009/08/frank-schilling/

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FRANK: A great deal of this is moot because there are no corporate or equity buyers today—when most of the publishing world and corporate-America and the equity and investment shops are trying to keep their head above water and survive the worst global downturn in 80 years.


And you have a dominant marketplace, Google, which performs exceedingly well and could pay out much more. The next nearest market place, Yahoo, cannot pay out as well. Google knows that, so it pays out a lot less than it could, and so that's just the way it is.


What you need is a disruptive force – or a series of disruptive forces – to come along and create another ad market place and create some competition. You can't have a marketplace where the entire domain world is parked on Yahoo and Google and the power rests with the publisher, but that's what we have.


Others extensions have gotten a lot of attention in the last couple of years. Ot What value do you see?

FRANK: It's a big unknown as to which extensions and what. Plenty of people advocate just buy dot-coms, but people have made a fortune selling .orgs. H I know someone who sold a bundle of .infos for seven figures. Cono. But that's rare.

5. What do you think of opportunities with International Domain Names (IDN)?

FRANK: I’ve always been tepid on IDN tld’s because they are purely regional and impractical for the global commerce the Internet invites. India, South American, Europe and North America are not going to run out and adopt Farsi, Cyrillic, Chinese keyboards, nor are those with Arabic keyboards going to rush out to buy Chinese, Cyrillic, Farsi keyboards.

But all these Countries will continue to have Latin keyboards. My point is that this puts IDN names at a huge disadvantage in global commerce. That said, I agree that these names are relevant and useful in regional commerce and that there will be great fortunes made investing and selling in these extensions. Your point is extremely valid IMO. To channel Peter Drucker for a moment, we are not in the domain business, we are all in the human behavior business, and it will be a long arduous process to unwind the .com juggernaut

100% de acuerdo en esta repuesta. En un futuro hay mercado para Todo.@Domainer

Posted By: DomoCasiSapiensCreo habla mal ..muy mal de los IDN? (no lo quize mencionar antes)

Si, sin dudas que habla mal. Pero es el efecto que causa en todos los viejos domainers, el miedo de que desvaloricen los dominios pesados en ingles y que tomen valor los dominios regionales. No cabe duda que las palabras regionales tendrán su fuerte en el mercado, pero ojo no se si llegara a valer tanto como una palabra no regional aquellas que no utilicen los caracteres IDN.No me preocupa en lo absoluto su repuesta ya que tengo bien fija mis ideas.@Domainer

JAvier...F Schilling no tiene nada de que preocuparse , aparte de donde gastar los Millones que se gana al mes o que Jet nuevo comprar...

pero si de acuerdo alguna gente (los vendedores) hara dinero con los IDN y les mando un brindis.


Palabras mas sabias no hallaras:

"To channel Peter Drucker for a moment, we are not in the domain business, we are all in the human behavior business, and it will be a long arduous process to unwind the .com juggernaut."

Domains-for-sale: PrivateEuro.com PagoAbierto.com TierraRaras.com AISmallBusiness.com TarjetaEuro.com

Posted By: DomoCasiSapiens
javier...te aseguro no tiene ningun miedo ni el ni ninguno de los dominieros ya establecidos..

Te gusta pelearme guachin jajajaja . @Domainer

Posted By: javierf

Posted By: DomoCasiSapiens
javier...te aseguro no tiene ningun miedo ni el ni ninguno de los dominieros ya establecidos..

Te gusta pelearme guachin jajajaja . Domainer

IDNeros sufren de complejo de persecucion.Domains-for-sale: PrivateEuro.com PagoAbierto.com TierraRaras.com AISmallBusiness.com TarjetaEuro.com

:pop2::pop2:Domains-for-sale: PrivateEuro.com PagoAbierto.com TierraRaras.com AISmallBusiness.com TarjetaEuro.com

Posted By: Corso¿Alguien de aquí le compró a Pancho alguna vez?

Los fin de semana compro pancho, después de la borrachera:cata3: le entro a uno como loco, eso de las 8 - 9 de la mañana, pinta la gula.
@Domainer

:: el roce hace el dominio ::

Posted By: terrybarnaPD es broma.

Menos mal que has avisado. :: el roce hace el dominio ::