.co.nz Sales?

[warsteiner21]

Does anyone know of any significant .co.nz aftermarket sales?
Where could I find this information?

Thanks

[foz]

Depends what you think significant sales are.

ExpiredDomains.co.nz (Drop Provider).

[warsteiner21]

Originally posted by foz
Depends what you think significant sales are.

ExpiredDomains.co.nz (Drop Provider).
http://www.domaintalk.co.nz/forumdisplay.php?f=12 (Reported Sales).

Thanks for that. Prices seem low for decent keywords. Must be the lack of population, or does .com rule down there?

[foz]

.nz domains per head of population exceeds France, Canada & Australia.

Remember those are Reported sales and most from the drops.

[warsteiner21]

Originally posted by foz
.nz domains per head of population exceeds France, Canada & Australia.

Very interesting fact, and I consider .ca to be strong and growing.

[foz]

Very interesting fact, and I consider .ca to be strong and growing.

A trend that seems to come through; The more liberalised the Registry, the larger number of registered domains will be.

Is their a drop provider for .ca like ExpiredDomains.co.nz?

[warsteiner21]

Originally posted by foz

Is their a drop provider for .ca like ExpiredDomains.co.nz?

Pretty much any .ca registrar offers this service (look for tbr = to be released). Pool probably has the best success rate, which becomes an auction if 2+ have prebooked the name (similar to Snapnames).

[foz]

Thanks. With .ca residency rules, I would imagine it limits international buyers moving in?

[Matt]

Originally posted by foz
.nz domains per head of population exceeds France, Canada & Australia.

http://www.domaintalk.co.nz/showthread.php?t=112

Remember those are Reported sales and most from the drops.

As stated on the site you provided - *Residency rules apply to .fr, .ca & .au domain extensions.

[foz]

As stated on the site you provided - *Residency rules apply to .fr, .ca & .au domain extensions.

Yes, it was more commentary. I see overseas entities buying up .co.nz in the drops. Telepathy, comes to mind.

[Matt]

Originally posted by foz
I set up DomainTalk, most of the content is written by myself (zap).

Well then, we are getting into a couple of grey areas then.

Self promotion posts may only be made in the "Promotions and Advertising" forum. This means that any site, whether commercial or not, that you have an economic/controlling/employed interest in can only be referenced in that forum unless answering an explicit and genuine question about that site.

Promoting other domain forums via any of the site resources is not permitted. We appreciate that we do not operate in a vacuum - but we have seen so many abuses where people have spammed the site and members to promote other domain forums that we have now employed this explicit rule. Likewise, we do not condone members spamming other sites promoting DomainState. Links to other forums may be posted by members who are not connected to other domain forums by way of ownership/moderation/reward where they relate to specific and genuine thread content in order to address that content.

[foz]

Well then, we are getting into a couple of grey areas then.

I think my posting a response to warsteiner21 question was not an intentional self promotion, merely indicating the source of reported sales. However I have removed the links to Domain Talk that I have access to. Does this suffice?

[Matt]

Originally posted by foz
I think my posting a response to warsteiner21 question was not an intentional self promotion, merely indicating the source of reported sales.

Let me say this first, I wasn't coming down heavily on you, I wasn't all that concerned you posted what you did or I would have removed it myself. My impression was that you weren't trying to spam your site, your post was an oversight of a rule. In the end, the reason the rule is in place is so members don't spam threads with self promotion posts, intentional or not. The fact is you did break the rule.

This means that any site, whether commercial or not, that you have an economic/controlling/employed interest in can only be referenced in that forum unless answering an explicit and genuine question about that site.

[jerryperes]

Thanks for sharing such great information, I definitely buy this domain whenever I need it.