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3d domain sales threads are springing up all over this forum :eek:
surprise surprise :rolleyes:

Hello Pred

... i'm guessing you're not a believer in the technology?
Would you care to explain WHY you 'roll your eyes' at 3d names - just curious.

thanks
 
3d medical breakthroughs- 3D printing will change prosthetics and more

The 3d machines can transform the way prosthetics are made by using 3d modellers they will be able to produce virtually any model that is fed into it which when thought about means the limit is our imagination.

3d printing is made up from digital representations of geometric forms meaning there is no more cost associated with this technique this is set to not only revolutionise prosthetics but a mass amount of different industries will benefit.

3d Ultrasound for breast cancer treatment -
The clarity system is the first 3d application technology and was developed by Resonant Medical, an innovator of 3D ultrasound image-guided adaptive radiotherapy products.
Together with treatment planning the system can also be used to image the lumpectomy cavity daily which is still largely uncovered in current treatment protocols.
This will mean physicians can reduce the field of radiation they need to deliver.

I have registered only one 3d domain: 3dsurgery//co//uk.... because it is already happening (and because all of the popular extensions had already been regged :) )
 
this reminds me on the "great" visitgeo debate, can't quite place why :rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes: ahem........

.....but ANYWAY, 3Dtv will create a few sales because it's here now, it's a product, it's getting free PR via Sky and solely for those reasons. The other 3D tech could take years to materialise if ever, so 500 sets of reg fees are going add up.

I have some 3D printing domains, have had them for years and fully expect to be sitting on them for years to come.
 
It seems likely that the top few names will command a decent amount, and under there there may be a sekection worth, say between £100-£300 depending on how the 3DTV trials go. I watched a showing of a prem league game in 3D. funnily enough, I wasn't wildly impressed, but the majority of people seemed to be, and the place was packed out.

I do see a fair few 3D names that don't really seem to make much sense though, even from a perspective of 3DTV beng successful. Just sticking '3D' in front of something doesn't make it desirable.
 
If I was going to speculate on a sector I would keep it quiet and buy up as many names as possible, I would not be on a reseller forum making my own life difficult.

If I was looking at selling those names I would be doing just that though.

Depends what the aim of the thread is ?
 
Hey 3D'ers, as some of you may know, I am a big fan of 3D and I think its going to be huge, not just TV, but everywhere. I dont even go to the movies and watch 3D movies, I just know its going to be part of our every day lives soon, that why I invested in 3D names.

3dDomainNames, you're spreading the word everywhere I look, keep going!!
 
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If I was going to speculate on a sector I would keep it quiet and buy up as many names as possible, I would not be on a reseller forum making my own life difficult.

If I was looking at selling those names I would be doing just that though.

Depends what the aim of the thread is ?

i have more than enough 3d names that i don't need to hide anything .. and trust me, trying to find something good that's available anymore is not going to happen - the "Good Ole Days" are gone. A few nice and clever names still come through and are posted, but not like it was only a few months ago.

As far as selling, the market is really not ready yet, nor will it be for about a year or two (or three). I do have a few 3d names that i am willing to let go of early, but nothing too substantial. (3dGame.co.uk will be held for a while)

The point of the post is just to hear others views. I participate in a few other DN forums around the web with this very topic and find it amazing the kind of negative, and sometimes even aggressive reactions i get on the topic.

I called it 'The Great Debate' because there seems to be two very strong points of view - the ones who see a WORLD full of 3d on the horizon (3d media, 3d websites, 3d products, 3d mobile phones, 3d schools..etc..) and the ones who think that there are maybe 5-10 3d domain names worth registering at all (3dtv, 3dgames, 3dmovies..etc..)

Things have evolved a LOT in the past 6 months, and as we draw nearer to a full out marketing blitz of 3d advertising and products, it seems the tune has changed a bit.

"The Naysayers", we call them, have finally begun to quiet down and maybe even they see the inevitable about to happen... a total and complete 3d internet, which kicks the door in on an all new crop of domain names (3d dating sites, 3d automobile sites, 3d home rentals online...streaming 3d etc..)

I live in the US, but tend to enjoy this UK forum, as the personalities are not as aggressive and angry... there 'seems' to be room for debate here, not arguing, so that is another reason why i posted here at Acorn.

I hope it has sparked a few imaginations and even a handful of registrations for some of you.

I expect this post to grow over time as the others have - becoming almost an entity to themselves, with hundreds and hundreds of posts and one that you feel like you can't miss because someone's always posting some amazing new 3d article that's happening somewhere in the world.

It should be fun and i look forward, as always, to hearing your thoughts and views on 3d Domain Names.

Njoy :)
 
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It looks to me that a lot of people are desperately buying up 3danything.com/.info/.us etc etc and I can see what I would say is a massive waste of money going on. Sticking 3d in front of a dictionary word or popular term doesn't and won't make it worth anything.

Just looked and 3dshit.com had been registered, pretty much says it all really!

Grant
 
It looks to me that a lot of people are desperately buying up 3danything.com/.info/.us etc etc and I can see what I would say is a massive waste of money going on. Sticking 3d in front of a dictionary word or popular term doesn't and won't make it worth anything.

Just looked and 3dshit.com had been registered, pretty much says it all really!

Grant

while i am a big endorser of 3d technology and the 3d domain name world, i DO understand what you are saying with this, as there HAVE been some ridiculous names that i have seen being registered just because, as you say, the term has high search volume.

I have seen 3dElevator and 3dBald and someone even went and registered 3dSarahPalin ... i mean, c'mon now... those are the ones that give myself and gentlemen like Giles a bad name as a 3d Domainer... Giles has some great names... i'd like to think that i have a bunch of really good names as well - in a lot of different formats. Do i have some 'less than ideal' names? - yes i do... but i'm sure we ALL do within ANY industry. I registered a lot of names so law of averages says there's going to be more than a handful of drops in the upcoming year - so be it... this gig is about speculation - some we guess right on, and others we will miss the mark.... you hope that the ones you hit on the head are enough to cover for the ones that miss... i mean, isn't that what we all do anyway?

I don't agree with sticking '3d' in front of ANY ole name - it HAS to make sense. Obviously, the product names are going to be big names, but once 3d websites emerge, some of those names will NOT sound so funny... even 3dBald... it's so bad, it's memorable - i would never reg that name or even THINK to reg a name like that, but ironically enough, that silly name is PROBABLY gonna wind up a winner just because of how bad it really is (such is the world of marketing).

Imagine the real estate business on the web in 3d... if you can't, i apologize for your short-sightedness, but that IS going to happen (*speculation)... think of the dating industry and the adult industry, or even the educational industry in 3d ... the curiosity factor alone will be incredible, let alone the experience.

This is an inevitable world on the way - i'm sorry, i didn't force this through, you can blame ALL the major companies that are investing B-B-BILLIONS in the technology and implementation for this (some of you might even 'blame' james cameron)... but make n mistakes - it IS COMING!!!

Our new world, our 'internet world' will soon be split between the have's (3d) and the have not's (2d) .. if this IS the case, there will be a NEED for an identifier, such as '3d' in the domain name for optimal value in your site.

I hope that helps tell some of the story from my side.

It's a great discussion with many views and beliefs... i am always interested in hearing from others who have done the same, as well as hear 'the devils advocate' side of things too.

Understand that we all have our own views, and we all have the right to invest our money in any market we wish.. i chose the 3d Domain market and that's why i am here.

:)

Njoy all
 
Hmmm, as with any new tech existing companies and the like adopt or fail.

Good examples are the move of property sites from just lists, to maps, to geo located stuff to augmented reality etc.

I dont see where the '3d' comes in with domains, I mean can rightmove.co.uk do all the above and more or do they need rightmove3d.co.uk ?

Domains will play a part, but 3debay.co.uk rather than ebay.co.uk as an 'identifier?' , nah.

You switched between speculation and investing , two very different terms and the former is great, but saying the latter might mislead some newer 'domainers' so go easy on it :)
 
Hmmm, as with any new tech existing companies and the like adopt or fail.

Good examples are the move of property sites from just lists, to maps, to geo located stuff to augmented reality etc.

I dont see where the '3d' comes in with domains, I mean can rightmove.co.uk do all the above and more or do they need rightmove3d.co.uk ?

Domains will play a part, but 3debay.co.uk rather than ebay.co.uk as an 'identifier?' , nah.

You switched between speculation and investing , two very different terms and the former is great, but saying the latter might mislead some newer 'domainers' so go easy on it :)

investing IS speculation.. always is and always will be... there is NO such thing as a SURE THING in life (except for death) :(

shopping in 3d? .. no? .. even if it's augmented reality, which is another incredible world, will most likely still be refered as '3d' as is the trend already (check out '3d Baseball Cards' by topps - it's really AR, but HOW COOL
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QAjEGqGnpFI)

how about to test drive a car right from your home in a third dimension?
.. no? .. o man, people would line up out the internet door for something like that.

and as for ebay, and Macy's and any other big name company .. no, they would probably have a separate '3D' section to their existing website, and not require a 3d name... companies like that would still buy a name to market and place a forward

.. see what amazon.com has made already?

3d 101
http://www.amazon.com/b?ie=UTF8&node=2248313011
 
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I will add that I listed what I would class as a premium 3d domain for sale a few weeks ago on various forums at a fairly decent price range - I didn't get one offer from any of the people bigging up 3d domains in the various threads here or at dnforum etc. etc. so I do question these peoples actual belief in what they're saying!

Grant
 
I will add that I listed what I would class as a premium 3d domain for sale a few weeks ago on various forums at a fairly decent price range - I didn't get one offer from any of the people bigging up 3d domains in the various threads here or at dnforum etc. etc. so I do question these peoples actual belief in what they're saying!

Grant

Very true Grant, you have hit the nail on the head in my opinion.
 
I will add that I listed what I would class as a premium 3d domain for sale a few weeks ago on various forums at a fairly decent price range - I didn't get one offer from any of the people bigging up 3d domains in the various threads here or at dnforum etc. etc. so I do question these peoples actual belief in what they're saying!

Grant

i believe
.. that this is due to the newness of the market and how open wide it has been for so long that everybody is trying to grab everything they can while it's only reg fee and not a premium cost.... this will change shortly, as there is no more to hand reg. and the market is JUST about ready to lift off with this spring and summer's new sporting broadcasts, movies, games and computers (public awareness)

If you don't mind, can you share the name and the price with us
.. heck, you might even be able to find an interested party here :)

thanks
 


If you don't mind, can you share the name and the price with us
.. heck, you might even be able to find an interested party here :)



3dporn.net which was listed with a rough guide of £xxxx - I got 5 offers in that range and as I said, not one came from the 3d brigade.

Grant
 
'3D' is just too easy to add to 10,000s of words & phrases to create a domain name, this in itself is the floodmaker. It it were a single decent sized wholly descriptive word in itself, there would be far fewer meadingful permutations. This is 'pixel-ad' mentality, almost all of them are a total waste of money.
 
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