Several one letter new gtlds listed for sale in newsletter

There are several one letter new gtlds that were listed in the Toby Clements newsletter today.
http://www.thedomains.com/2014/02/18/several-one-letter-new-gtlds-listed-for-sale-in-newsletter/

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Which Registrar will have the balls...

...to promote an offer for new gTLD domainers?

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Deals.XYZ Sells For $8,100 On NameJet.com

In a Namejet.com auction which just closed today the domain name Deals.xyz just sold for $8,100.

http://www.thedomains.com/2014/02/14/deals-xyz-sells-for-8100-on-namejet-com/

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Can a new gTLD registration identify a .COM buyer?

If the owner of a keywordGTLD.com receives an inquiry on his domain name, the first thing he or she should do is perform a Whois search for the keyword.GTLD.

http://www.domaininvesting.com/can-new-gtld-registration-identify-com-buyer/
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People are buying new TLDs when the “matching” .com is available

Would you pay over $1,000 for Metadata.guru when you could get MetadataGuru.com for just $10?

http://domainnamewire.com/2014/02/14/people-are-buying-new-tlds-when-the-matching-com-is-available/
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X.VENTURES sells for $1,000

In yesterday’s Weekly Brokerage Listings post, Aaron Strong tested the waters to see if he could make a quick flip on X.Ventures, and he offered the domain name for sale for $1,000. As you can see in a subsequent comment, Aaron announced that this domain name was sold. I am not sure if the transaction has been completed or not, but that was a nice flip for him.

http://www.domaininvesting.com/x-ventures-sells-1000/

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Infographic “Beginner’s Guide To Domain Auctions”

Who Is Hosting This put together an infographic that is a primer on domain auctions that may be helpful to send to clients or prospects who don’t really understand domain auctions.
http://www.thedomains.com/2014/02/11/infographic-beginners-guide-to-domain-auctions/

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