Just days after the green light was given to the .XXX extension the domain name Videoporno.com sold on Sedo.com for $17,000
The domain which has an Alexa Rank of 3.3 Million is an indication that there is still plenty of interest in adult .com’s despite the looming .XXX extension.
Over at Worldwidemedia we have a pending sale which will be under an NDA, in the six figures for a set of adult domains as well.
Landon
There is a post on this topic and if you want to put this comment on that post feel free, but once again this has nothing to do with the topic of this post
Also if you had a valid email in your comment I would email you offline but your email address associated with your comments bounce and therefore is obviously not vaild
very low price for a so good domain
.com will always be the preferred choice of adult industry operators, because they know that if they use .xxx, their industry will become a ghetto. That’s how they’ve been (and will be) protesting.
I agree with Joe’s comment, but also because if you currently type a sexual term or phrase into Google, it does not come up with any suggested results until you hit the search button, that is, they are temporarily blocked.
Any domain with a .xxx extension would therefore be instantly recognised by Google’s system as something that needs blocking, either momentarily or permanently, even if the domain name itself is not an immediately recognisable porn word or phrase. In that respect, a .com, .net etc would be more beneficial as an adult site.
David@
recognisable porn word or phrase. In that respect, a .com, .net etc would be more beneficial as an adult site.
Depends if you have children or not.