Comments on: A Time Like This…. http://www.skydomains.com/domain-talk/a-time-like-this/ Frank talk by an everyday domainer Wed, 01 Feb 2012 19:15:30 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Steve http://www.skydomains.com/domain-talk/a-time-like-this/comment-page-1/#comment-29 Steve Wed, 01 Oct 2008 13:29:06 +0000 http://www.skydomains.com/?p=105#comment-29 I totally agree Frankie. Now is a great time to pickup premium and prime names at a lower cost. I totally agree Frankie. Now is a great time to pickup premium and prime names at a lower cost.

]]> By: Rob Sequin http://www.skydomains.com/domain-talk/a-time-like-this/comment-page-1/#comment-28 Rob Sequin Wed, 01 Oct 2008 12:20:28 +0000 http://www.skydomains.com/?p=105#comment-28 Agree. Buy low sell high and keep expenses down. That is domains right now. Agree. Buy low sell high and keep expenses down.

That is domains right now.

]]> By: MIchael Castello http://www.skydomains.com/domain-talk/a-time-like-this/comment-page-1/#comment-27 MIchael Castello Wed, 01 Oct 2008 08:29:51 +0000 http://www.skydomains.com/?p=105#comment-27 I like your optimism Frankie and I share it. I was not going to write on any of the blogs these last two weeks because I can not change a lot of the pessimistic minds that are writing about “doom and gloom”. You seem to rise above it. I have been speaking at many of the domain conferences over the last two years regarding a dramatic power shift that would be unfolding. Whereas the entrenched corporate homogeny would be pushed to their senses to either make that jump to the web (en mass) or suffer and parish a slow meltdown. Something unparalleled needed to happen to achieve that movement. I believe we are now seeing the emergence of this power shift amongst the public and business alike. This will bode well for good domain name owners and developers now and in the future. Those that have started from the ground up understand where our future lies. The rough times we are now facing as a nation are the result of massive waste and inefficiency. Our web businesses take very little to keep afloat and weather economic storms like we are now seeing. I can’t think of a better industry to be in. Gold may be doing well in the market but I feel domain names are a better bet. Mark Powell purchased CountryClubs.com for $85k last week. What a great deal and what great opportunities are available for those that have liquidity. Stay positive and believe in the fantastic! I like your optimism Frankie and I share it. I was not going to write on any of the blogs these last two weeks because I can not change a lot of the pessimistic minds that are writing about “doom and gloom”. You seem to rise above it.

I have been speaking at many of the domain conferences over the last two years regarding a dramatic power shift that would be unfolding. Whereas the entrenched corporate homogeny would be pushed to their senses to either make that jump to the web (en mass) or suffer and parish a slow meltdown. Something unparalleled needed to happen to achieve that movement. I believe we are now seeing the emergence of this power shift amongst the public and business alike. This will bode well for good domain name owners and developers now and in the future. Those that have started from the ground up understand where our future lies. The rough times we are now facing as a nation are the result of massive waste and inefficiency. Our web businesses take very little to keep afloat and weather economic storms like we are now seeing. I can’t think of a better industry to be in.

Gold may be doing well in the market but I feel domain names are a better bet. Mark Powell purchased CountryClubs.com for $85k last week. What a great deal and what great opportunities are available for those that have liquidity. Stay positive and believe in the fantastic!

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