Virtually all single words in the English dictionary and strings of meaningful English-language words have been registered as domain names in the .COM, .NET and .ORG top level domains. The only .COM, .NET and .ORG names of 10 letters or under that can be registered now are meaningless, gobbledygook names. It is now extremely difficult to think of a three-word string of meaningful words that is available for registration as a name in these domains. And that trend is quickly spreading to the new .TV and .MOBI domains, which are the high-growth domains of the future. Soon it will be difficult to register four-word names in any of the major domains. This has brought about a strong demand for Internet names that have a clear meaningful value. Some of the one, two and three-word names that have already been registered can be acquired through the domain name "after market", which has sprung up over the past nine years, but at prohibitive prices. The domain name "after market" sees domain names being traded like shares and property and as each month passes .COM, .NET, .ORG, .TV and .MOBI names grow more and more in value.

The rise in value in prime .COM domain names in the past 17 years has been phenomenal and far surpasses that of the share market and property markets. The high commercial single-word .COM names are already worth more than a million dollars and premium names such as MUSIC.COM are possibly worth tens of millions of dollars. Given that MUSIC.COM and other high-value single-word name websites are trading off the popularity of their domain names and each will soon generate billions of dollars in revenue in a single year, it's logical to conclude that such names will be worth more than a hundred million dollars in the next five to 10 years. It's also logical to believe that strong generic names which describe a segment of industry or commerce will also become quite valuable due to their value in signposting a particular market share. A .COM generic name that describes a segment of commerce is the obvious web destination for anyone wanting to purchase goods or services in that area of commerce. With a world marketplace geared to the demands of seven billion people and becoming ever more so orientated towards the Internet, it's easy to see .COM, .NET, .ORG, .TV and .MOBI domain names having increasing commercial importance. Domain names with a strong descriptive generic value will quickly rise to a hundred thousand dollars and more. On that basis the names listed on this website offer exceptional value.

If you are in any doubt as to the value of the names offered on this website then visit domain name auction websites and look at the prices people are prepared to bid for obscure, meaningless names. That's because good meaningful names are being held in major domain name portfolios and reserved for future development or sale at premium prices. To obtain a two-word name in the .COM, .NET and .ORG domains which has high generic value is now extremley difficult. Soon it will be a similar situation with the .TV and .MOBI domains and that situation is only going to get worse. Demand for good domain names is expected to heighten dramatically in the next few years. In years to come these type of names will either be locked up by people who have bought them to develop as websites or they will be listed for sale at prohibitive prices by domain name speculators. If you seriously want to acquire a domain name of some meaningful value then we urge you to consider purchasing these names now.