Need your suggestion for .mobis

[Hanry]

Hello all of you, Yesterday I visited Namepros.com and I show lots of .mobis threads. People buy and sell .mobis on NP. I want to buy some .mobis domains but I don't know what is the future of .mobis.
Can anybody tell me what is the future of .mobis. I really need your suggestions so please help me out and post here what you think about .mobi domains.

 

[nielsencl]

I used to think they were going to be very HOT and almost tried to by wine.mobi. If I had, I would not be here now, I would be in someplace warm on a vacation.

But my feeling was that the would be hot, because as more people have web access phones, there would be more demand. But I assumed that moble access would be using WML/WAP, not normal web browsers. If you don't need WAP, why do you need a different TLD?

So with my limited knowledge, I think they are ok, but I would not put a lot of money in them and expect to get it back right away. On the other hand, people are paying a lot for them so I really don't know.

 

[johndoe]

I've seen people pumping too much money in and out of the .mobis so decided to keep out of it for sometime. No need to hurry myself on a roller coaster ride if it doesn't falls the first time I might try to get a ride in it later on. Not right now

 

[forerunner]

The trend is your friend! I am into strictly mobi right now registering 15 per month average. I figure what can it hurt to own some prime names . Mobile is going to grow and I personally prefer getting onto a roller coaster when its slowed down at the beginning compared to trying to get on when its going full tilt later in the ride.

 

[nielsencl]

There is no denying that there is a lot of action and some money being made on mobis right now, but where are the web sites...?

I've only seen one .mobi site that was being promoted and when I went there I discovered there was no WAP version!!!?

 

[Hanry]

Yes .mobi domain names price going high day by day but nielsencl is right I also don't see any .mobi sites on the internet.

 

[nielsencl]

I would say don't buy one for more that you can afford to lose, and turn around and sell it when you get an offer that makes money.